Forest Service report finds Cerro Pelado Fire sparked by agency prescribed burn
The blaze in the Jemez Mountains charred about 46,000 acres in April and May of 2022.
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The blaze in the Jemez Mountains charred about 46,000 acres in April and May of 2022.
This week on New Mexico in Focus, Gene Grant and The Line Opinion Panel take up three stories developing around the state. Grant asks the panelists if a new advisory council at the state’s Children Youth and Families Department has any...
Valles Caldera is a mountainous, forested landscape broken by sweeps of grasslands and which in places rises more than 11,000 feet in northern New Mexico. It is also, figuratively, a not quite 90,000-acre blank canvas upon which the National Park Service is working to create what it envisions will be a masterpiece.
The 2018 document, released to Source New Mexico, does not indicate whether the Forest Service updated the plan in consideration of extreme drought.
Dispatch records raise new questions about the start date of the Calf Canyon blaze.