Glorieta pile burns in the Fireshed

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Taking advantage of recent moisture while closely monitoring smoke to limit impacts, the All Hands All Lands Burn Team continues pile burning at Glorieta Adventure Camps this week (1/26 – 29) after completing 19 acres last week and another 11 this week, bringing the total to 30 of the planned 55 acres completed. In addition to ignitions, the All Hands All Lands Burn Team has crews on site monitoring, patrolling, and mopping up the piles. When conditions permit, the Pile Burn Squad will continue burn operations.

Eytan Krasilovsky on behalf of Coalition partner, Forest Stewards Guild was interviewed yesterday on KRQE News 13 about current prescribed burn activity.

Check out the recent news articles about burn activities:

Fire prevention efforts underway ahead of New Mexico's wildfire season

Dry conditions throughout New Mexico could set up for busy fire season

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Esmé Cadiente

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