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Lone Pine fire 5% contained, more resources sent to address steep Northern California terrain - Vimarsana News

Lone Pine fire 5% contained, more resources sent to address steep Northern California terrain

No evacuation orders are issued for the Lone Pine fire, which is in Six Rivers National Forest and Hoopa Valley Tribal land south of Hoopa near Tish Tang Ridge. But an evacuation advisory has been issued.

Level 3 (GO NOW!) evacuations expanded in Del Norte County due to the Smith River Complex - Vimarsana News

Level 3 (GO NOW!) evacuations expanded in Del Norte County due to the Smith River Complex

The Smith River Complex is a group of 11 fires burning in Gasquet. The largest fire in the group, the Holiday Fire, has been estimated to be about 100 acres, according to the U.S. Forest Service's Six Rivers National Park unit.

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Photos / Smith River Complex Fire - Vimarsana News

Photos / Smith River Complex Fire

The following is information concerning the Smith River Fire Complex from the U.S. Forest Service.

Biologists vaccinate Washington's endangered pygmy rabbits to protect them from 'bunny ebola' - Vimarsana News

Biologists vaccinate Washington's endangered pygmy rabbits to protect them from 'bunny ebola'

A highly contagious, often fatal virus is threatening Washington’s endangered pygmy rabbits. Biologists want to vaccinate the palm-sized rabbits before the virus crosses the state’s borders.

Biologists vaccinate Washington's endangered pygmy rabbits to protect them from 'bunny ebola' - Vimarsana News

Biologists vaccinate Washington's endangered pygmy rabbits to protect them from 'bunny ebola'

A highly contagious, often fatal virus is threatening Washington’s endangered pygmy rabbits. Biologists want to vaccinate the palm-sized rabbits before the virus crosses the state’s borders.