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Last updated: 2026-01-20 --- The type of incident is Prescribed Fire and involves the following unit(s) Mendocino National Forest. --- State: California --- Coordinates: Latitude: 39° 31 48.7554 Longitude: 122° 12 44.676 --- NOTE: All fire perimeters and points are approximations. --- Incident Overview: Updates  |  Maps  | PhotosPrescribed fire is a tool that uses fire under planned ignitions to mimic the natural role of fire in the environment. Without fire, hazardous fuels can build up and carry wildfire from the forest floor to tree canopies, creating extreme fire behavior that poses risk to firefighters, surrounding communities and natural resources. Prescribed fire, including vegetation cutting, removal and burning of piles and low-intensity understory burning, is an important tool to meet the Forest Service’s management objectives for ecological restoration, creating habitat for plants and animals and reducing unwanted fuel loading.Fire managers follow a risk-management approach when conducting these projects and mitigate impacts to local communities, residences and infrastructure. Fire managers will conduct prescribed fire activities during the safest possible “burn windows” in the coming months. Numerous factors including wind, humidity, air quality, fuel moisture and availability of fire crew personnel must be met before crews are authorized to move forward with burning.Residents and visitors are asked to avoid areas where prescribed fires are being conducted. Some smoke may be visible. People should not be alarmed as the fires are carefully monitored. Local fire and government authorities are notified prior to burn days and kept informed throughout prescribed fire operations.Additional updates on prescribed burning will be shared on Inciweb and the forest’s social media at https://twitter.com/MendocinoNF and https://www.facebook.com/MendocinoNF.  --- Source: InciWeb | http://inciweb.wildfire.gov/incident-information/camnf-mendocino-nf-fall-2024spring-2025-prescribed-fire-projects

Last updated: 2026-01-28 --- The type of incident is Prescribed Fire and involves the following unit(s) Mendocino National Forest. --- State: California --- Coordinates: Latitude: 39° 43 34.9 Longitude: 122° 50 38.9 --- NOTE: All fire perimeters and points are approximations. --- Incident Overview: Prescribed fire operations including pile burning and understory burning will occur across the forest through the fall and winter season, as conditions allow. Prescribed fires help reduce overgrown vegetation to help protect local communities, infrastructure and natural resources from wildfires.Prescribed burns planned this fall and winter season include:Grindstone Ranger DistrictPlaskett Meadows, Board Tree and FH7 roadside pile burning in western Glenn County.Ides Cove pile burning in northwestern Tehama County.Kingsley Glade, Three Prong and Sugarfoot Campgrounds pile burning in western Tehama County.M-5 Road, Letts Lake and Board Camp Ridge pile burning in western Colusa County.Admin sites pile burning at Wilson Camp, Log Springs, Paskenta, Alder Springs, Wells Cabin, Chico Seed Orchard, Red Bluff and Stonyford.Upper Lake & Covelo Ranger DistrictsNorthshore Reforestation and Bartlett Springs pile burning located northeast of North Shore communities Nice, Lucerne and Clearlake Oaks in Lake County.Booth Crossing Fuel Break near homes in Pillsbury Ranch north of Lake Pillsbury.M1 Road, Upper Deer Valley Road, Horse Mountain and Pine Mountain pile burning in Lake County.Howard Mill understory burning off of the M1 Road in Lake County.Hammerhorn Campground pile burning in eastern Mendocino County.Admin sites pile burning at Soda Creek, Little Doe and Deer Valley Campground.Westshore and Pillsbury understory near Lake Pillsbury in Lake County.Residents and visitors are asked to avoid areas where prescribed fires will be conducted. Some smoke may be visible. For more detailed information about air quality, go to AirNow.gov online or download the app.Fire managers carefully monitor prescribed burns and will plan to conduct activities during safest possible burn windows. Local fire and government authorities are notified prior to burn days and kept informed throughout prescribed fire operations.  --- Source: InciWeb | http://inciweb.wildfire.gov/incident-information/camnf-mendocino-prescribed-fire-winter-20252026

Last updated: 2026-01-27 --- The type of incident is Wildfire and involves the following unit(s) Angeles National Forest. --- State: California --- Coordinates: Latitude: 34° 22 21 Longitude: 117° 42 37 --- NOTE: All fire perimeters and points are approximations. --- Incident Overview: At approximately 6:36 p.m., Angeles National Forest Dispatch received a call about possible smoke in the forest. Staff located a 50-foot x 50-foot spot on fire along the edge of the Angeles Crest Highway (State Hwy. 2), near Inspiration Point. Resources arrived on the scene and quickly cut a fire line around the burning area. A helicopter has dropped water on the fire multiple times. Excellent progress is being made to put the fire out quickly. Cooperators include: Los Angeles County Fire Department and San Bernardino County Fire Department.As of 9 p.m. on May 30, the Blue Fire was 100% contained with a fire line dug by hand by firefighters around it. Firefighters through the night into the morning in heavy fuels to extinguish or remove burning materials and to ensure that burning materials won't roll away from the burned area.As of 12 noon on May 31, the Blue Fire was placed in patrol status. U.S. Forest Service staff will patrol through and check the area for the next 2-3 days.   --- Source: InciWeb | http://inciweb.wildfire.gov/incident-information/caanf-blue-fire

Last updated: 2026-01-27 --- The type of incident is Wildfire and involves the following unit(s) Angeles National Forest. --- State: California --- Coordinates: Latitude: 34° 22 21 Longitude: 117° 42 37 --- NOTE: All fire perimeters and points are approximations. --- Incident Overview: At approximately 6:36 p.m., Angeles National Forest Dispatch received a call about possible smoke in the forest. Staff located a 50-foot x 50-foot spot on fire along the edge of the Angeles Crest Highway (State Hwy. 2), near Inspiration Point. Resources arrived on the scene and quickly cut a fire line around the burning area. A helicopter has dropped water on the fire multiple times. Excellent progress is being made to put the fire out quickly. Cooperators include: Los Angeles County Fire Department and San Bernardino County Fire Department.As of 9 p.m. on May 30, the Blue Fire was 100% contained with a fire line dug by hand by firefighters around it. Firefighters through the night into the morning in heavy fuels to extinguish or remove burning materials and to ensure that burning materials won't roll away from the burned area.As of 12 noon on May 31, the Blue Fire was placed in patrol status. U.S. Forest Service staff will patrol through and check the area for the next 2-3 days.   --- Source: InciWeb | http://inciweb.wildfire.gov/incident-information/caanf-blue-fire

Last updated: 2026-01-26 --- The type of incident is Wildfire and involves the following unit(s) BLM - Arizona Strip District. --- State: Utah --- Coordinates: Latitude: 36° 47 72 Longitude: 112° 22 70 --- NOTE: All fire perimeters and points are approximations. --- Incident Overview:    --- Source: InciWeb | http://inciweb.wildfire.gov/incident-information/azasd-white-sage-fire

Last updated: 2026-02-10 --- The type of incident is Prescribed Fire and involves the following unit(s) Mendocino National Forest. --- State: California --- Coordinates: Latitude: 39° 43 34.9 Longitude: 122° 50 38.9 --- NOTE: All fire perimeters and points are approximations. --- Incident Overview: Prescribed fire operations including pile burning and understory burning will occur across the forest through the fall and winter season, as conditions allow. Prescribed fires help reduce overgrown vegetation to help protect local communities, infrastructure and natural resources from wildfires.Prescribed burns planned this fall and winter season include:Grindstone Ranger DistrictPlaskett Meadows, Board Tree and FH7 roadside pile burning in western Glenn County.Ides Cove pile burning in northwestern Tehama County.Kingsley Glade, Three Prong and Sugarfoot Campgrounds pile burning in western Tehama County.M-5 Road, Letts Lake and Board Camp Ridge pile burning in western Colusa County.Admin sites pile burning at Wilson Camp, Log Springs, Paskenta, Alder Springs, Wells Cabin, Chico Seed Orchard, Red Bluff and Stonyford.Upper Lake & Covelo Ranger DistrictsNorthshore Reforestation and Bartlett Springs pile burning located northeast of North Shore communities Nice, Lucerne and Clearlake Oaks in Lake County.Booth Crossing Fuel Break near homes in Pillsbury Ranch north of Lake Pillsbury.M1 Road, Upper Deer Valley Road, Horse Mountain and Pine Mountain pile burning in Lake County.Howard Mill understory burning off of the M1 Road in Lake County.Hammerhorn Campground pile burning in eastern Mendocino County.Admin sites pile burning at Soda Creek, Little Doe and Deer Valley Campground.Westshore and Pillsbury understory near Lake Pillsbury in Lake County.Residents and visitors are asked to avoid areas where prescribed fires will be conducted. Some smoke may be visible. For more detailed information about air quality, go to AirNow.gov online or download the app.Fire managers carefully monitor prescribed burns and will plan to conduct activities during safest possible burn windows. Local fire and government authorities are notified prior to burn days and kept informed throughout prescribed fire operations.  --- Source: InciWeb | http://inciweb.wildfire.gov/incident-information/camnf-mendocino-prescribed-fire-winter-20252026

Last updated: 2026-01-27 --- The type of incident is Wildfire and involves the following unit(s) Angeles National Forest. --- State: California --- Coordinates: Latitude: 34° 22 21 Longitude: 117° 42 37 --- NOTE: All fire perimeters and points are approximations. --- Incident Overview: At approximately 6:36 p.m., Angeles National Forest Dispatch received a call about possible smoke in the forest. Staff located a 50-foot x 50-foot spot on fire along the edge of the Angeles Crest Highway (State Hwy. 2), near Inspiration Point. Resources arrived on the scene and quickly cut a fire line around the burning area. A helicopter has dropped water on the fire multiple times. Excellent progress is being made to put the fire out quickly. Cooperators include: Los Angeles County Fire Department and San Bernardino County Fire Department.As of 9 p.m. on May 30, the Blue Fire was 100% contained with a fire line dug by hand by firefighters around it. Firefighters through the night into the morning in heavy fuels to extinguish or remove burning materials and to ensure that burning materials won't roll away from the burned area.As of 12 noon on May 31, the Blue Fire was placed in patrol status. U.S. Forest Service staff will patrol through and check the area for the next 2-3 days.   --- Source: InciWeb | http://inciweb.wildfire.gov/incident-information/caanf-blue-fire

Last updated: 2026-01-26 --- The type of incident is Wildfire and involves the following unit(s) BLM - Arizona Strip District. --- State: Utah --- Coordinates: Latitude: 36° 47 72 Longitude: 112° 22 70 --- NOTE: All fire perimeters and points are approximations. --- Incident Overview:    --- Source: InciWeb | http://inciweb.wildfire.gov/incident-information/azasd-white-sage-fire

Last updated: 2026-01-20 --- The type of incident is Prescribed Fire and involves the following unit(s) San Bernardino National Forest. --- State: California --- Coordinates: Latitude: 33° 50 00 Longitude: 116° 45 56 --- NOTE: All fire perimeters and points are approximations. --- Incident Overview: San Bernardino National Forest - Winter 2025/26 Fuels Reduction Projects. Pine Cove Fuel break:  214 acres.Favorable weather conditions are in place for hazardous fuels reduction work, and ignitions are planned for the Pine Cove Fuel Break beginning January 19, 2026.  This under burn of predominantly leaves, needles, and ground fuels is a continuation of many years of work around the community.  Ignitions will begin January 19 through Wednesday, Jan 21, and again the following week as conditions allow.  January 19 - Fire Crews Burned 30 acres on the north side of Pine Cove, in the Logan Creek / Upper San Jacinto Truck Trail Area (Junction 5S09 X 5S10) - Fire crews will continue to monitor this area for several days.January 20- Crews burned 30 acres along the west side of Pine Cove.  January 21:  Crews burned 30 acres across the west side of pine cove to near Shadow Oaks Drive at the bottom of Pine Cove.January 22 - 25 - Crews monitored burned areas for hot spots, and extinguishing smoldering materials. January 26 - Due to higher winds today, no ignitions occurred.  Today's assignment is to review all burned areas from last week, begin to pull hoses from areas burned on January 19, and install hose lays for the southeast side of the burn.  (Marion Ridge to Overlook Drive). January 27 - Crews burned 35 acres from the Southeast side of the project progressing west, between Hwy 243 / Overlook Drive west to Marion Ridge Drive. January 28 - Crews completed 40 acres of under burning between Marion Ridge and an access road off of the bottom of Shadow Oaks Rd, and south of the private property along Laurel Trail and Appleton Drive / Golden Leaf.January 29 - Crews will be burning today, one final push to complete this project while conditions remain favorable.  The last 50 acres remain between the bottom of Shadow Oaks Rd west to where crews stopped on January 21st.  January 30 through??? - Engines will remain on the project to ensure that all areas are secured, and all smoldering fuels are extinguished.  Residents in the area should avoid hiking, dog walking, etc. in the project area.  Weather will remain warm and dry, with no precipitation in the forecast.General Burning across the San Bernardino National Forest:Prescribed fires planned for the Forest include:• Big Bear Area• Pine Cove Area • Various additional locations throughout San Bernardino and Riverside Counties (Pile Burning)Those areas may close to the public for several days for public safety. Watch for warning signs along roads near all prescribed fire areas before and during burns. Residents may experience smoke during the prescribed burns. For more detailed information about air quality, go to AirNow online or download the app. When driving, slow down and turn on your headlights when you encounter smoke on the road.We will evaluate weather conditions in the hours before a burn begins. If conditions warrant, scheduled prescribed fire activities may be canceled.Stay informed about the scheduled prescribed fires through the forest website, social media channels, and InciWeb, the interagency incident information system. We will notify county emergency management officials when burning begins. About the Forest Service: The USDA Forest Service has for more than 100 years brought people and communities together to answer the call of conservation. Grounded in world-class science and technology– and rooted in communities–the Forest Service connects people to nature and to each other. The Forest Service cares for shared natural resources in ways that promote lasting economic, ecological, and social vitality. The agency manages 193 million acres of public land, provides assistance to state and private landowners, maintains the largest wildland fire and forestry research organizations in the world. The Forest Service also has either a direct or indirect role in stewardship of about 900 million forested acres within the U.S., of which over 130 million acres are urban forests where most Americans live.  --- Source: InciWeb | http://inciweb.wildfire.gov/incident-information/cabdf-san-bernardino-nf-winter-burning-activities

Last updated: 2026-01-20 --- The type of incident is Prescribed Fire and involves the following unit(s) Mendocino National Forest. --- State: California --- Coordinates: Latitude: 39° 31 48.7554 Longitude: 122° 12 44.676 --- NOTE: All fire perimeters and points are approximations. --- Incident Overview: Updates  |  Maps  | PhotosPrescribed fire is a tool that uses fire under planned ignitions to mimic the natural role of fire in the environment. Without fire, hazardous fuels can build up and carry wildfire from the forest floor to tree canopies, creating extreme fire behavior that poses risk to firefighters, surrounding communities and natural resources. Prescribed fire, including vegetation cutting, removal and burning of piles and low-intensity understory burning, is an important tool to meet the Forest Service’s management objectives for ecological restoration, creating habitat for plants and animals and reducing unwanted fuel loading.Fire managers follow a risk-management approach when conducting these projects and mitigate impacts to local communities, residences and infrastructure. Fire managers will conduct prescribed fire activities during the safest possible “burn windows” in the coming months. Numerous factors including wind, humidity, air quality, fuel moisture and availability of fire crew personnel must be met before crews are authorized to move forward with burning.Residents and visitors are asked to avoid areas where prescribed fires are being conducted. Some smoke may be visible. People should not be alarmed as the fires are carefully monitored. Local fire and government authorities are notified prior to burn days and kept informed throughout prescribed fire operations.Additional updates on prescribed burning will be shared on Inciweb and the forest’s social media at https://twitter.com/MendocinoNF and https://www.facebook.com/MendocinoNF.  --- Source: InciWeb | http://inciweb.wildfire.gov/incident-information/camnf-mendocino-nf-fall-2024spring-2025-prescribed-fire-projects

Last updated: 2026-01-20 --- The type of incident is Prescribed Fire and involves the following unit(s) San Bernardino National Forest. --- State: California --- Coordinates: Latitude: 33° 50 00 Longitude: 116° 45 56 --- NOTE: All fire perimeters and points are approximations. --- Incident Overview: San Bernardino National Forest - Winter 2025/26 Fuels Reduction Projects. Pine Cove Fuel break:  214 acres.Favorable weather conditions are in place for hazardous fuels reduction work, and ignitions are planned for the Pine Cove Fuel Break beginning January 19, 2026.  This under burn of predominantly leaves, needles, and ground fuels is a continuation of many years of work around the community.  Ignitions will begin January 19 through Wednesday, Jan 21, and again the following week as conditions allow.  January 19 - Fire Crews Burned 30 acres on the north side of Pine Cove, in the Logan Creek / Upper San Jacinto Truck Trail Area (Junction 5S09 X 5S10) - Fire crews will continue to monitor this area for several days.January 20- Crews burned 30 acres along the west side of Pine Cove.  January 21:  Crews burned 30 acres across the west side of pine cove to near Shadow Oaks Drive at the bottom of Pine Cove.January 22 - 25 - Crews monitored burned areas for hot spots, and extinguishing smoldering materials. January 26 - Due to higher winds today, no ignitions occurred.  Today's assignment is to review all burned areas from last week, begin to pull hoses from areas burned on January 19, and install hose lays for the southeast side of the burn.  (Marion Ridge to Overlook Drive). January 27 - Crews burned 35 acres from the Southeast side of the project progressing west, between Hwy 243 / Overlook Drive west to Marion Ridge Drive. January 28 - Crews completed 40 acres of under burning between Marion Ridge and an access road off of the bottom of Shadow Oaks Rd, and south of the private property along Laurel Trail and Appleton Drive / Golden Leaf.January 29 - Crews will be burning today, one final push to complete this project while conditions remain favorable.  The last 50 acres remain between the bottom of Shadow Oaks Rd west to where crews stopped on January 21st.  January 30 through??? - Engines will remain on the project to ensure that all areas are secured, and all smoldering fuels are extinguished.  Residents in the area should avoid hiking, dog walking, etc. in the project area.  Weather will remain warm and dry, with no precipitation in the forecast.General Burning across the San Bernardino National Forest:Prescribed fires planned for the Forest include:• Big Bear Area• Pine Cove Area • Various additional locations throughout San Bernardino and Riverside Counties (Pile Burning)Those areas may close to the public for several days for public safety. Watch for warning signs along roads near all prescribed fire areas before and during burns. Residents may experience smoke during the prescribed burns. For more detailed information about air quality, go to AirNow online or download the app. When driving, slow down and turn on your headlights when you encounter smoke on the road.We will evaluate weather conditions in the hours before a burn begins. If conditions warrant, scheduled prescribed fire activities may be canceled.Stay informed about the scheduled prescribed fires through the forest website, social media channels, and InciWeb, the interagency incident information system. We will notify county emergency management officials when burning begins. About the Forest Service: The USDA Forest Service has for more than 100 years brought people and communities together to answer the call of conservation. Grounded in world-class science and technology– and rooted in communities–the Forest Service connects people to nature and to each other. The Forest Service cares for shared natural resources in ways that promote lasting economic, ecological, and social vitality. The agency manages 193 million acres of public land, provides assistance to state and private landowners, maintains the largest wildland fire and forestry research organizations in the world. The Forest Service also has either a direct or indirect role in stewardship of about 900 million forested acres within the U.S., of which over 130 million acres are urban forests where most Americans live.  --- Source: InciWeb | http://inciweb.wildfire.gov/incident-information/cabdf-san-bernardino-nf-winter-burning-activities

Last updated: 2026-01-20 --- The type of incident is Prescribed Fire and involves the following unit(s) San Bernardino National Forest. --- State: California --- Coordinates: Latitude: 33° 50 00 Longitude: 116° 45 56 --- NOTE: All fire perimeters and points are approximations. --- Incident Overview: San Bernardino National Forest - Winter 2025/26 Fuels Reduction Projects. Pine Cove Fuel break:  214 acres.Favorable weather conditions are in place for hazardous fuels reduction work, and ignitions are planned for the Pine Cove Fuel Break beginning January 19, 2026.  This under burn of predominantly leaves, needles, and ground fuels is a continuation of many years of work around the community.  Ignitions will begin January 19 through Wednesday, Jan 21, and again the following week as conditions allow.  January 19 - Fire Crews Burned 30 acres on the north side of Pine Cove, in the Logan Creek / Upper San Jacinto Truck Trail Area (Junction 5S09 X 5S10) - Fire crews will continue to monitor this area for several days.January 20- Crews burned 30 acres along the west side of Pine Cove.  January 21:  Crews burned 30 acres across the west side of pine cove to near Shadow Oaks Drive at the bottom of Pine Cove.January 22 - 25 - Crews monitored burned areas for hot spots, and extinguishing smoldering materials. January 26 - Due to higher winds today, no ignitions occurred.  Today's assignment is to review all burned areas from last week, begin to pull hoses from areas burned on January 19, and install hose lays for the southeast side of the burn.  (Marion Ridge to Overlook Drive). January 27 - Crews burned 35 acres from the Southeast side of the project progressing west, between Hwy 243 / Overlook Drive west to Marion Ridge Drive. January 28 - Crews completed 40 acres of under burning between Marion Ridge and an access road off of the bottom of Shadow Oaks Rd, and south of the private property along Laurel Trail and Appleton Drive / Golden Leaf.January 29 - Crews will be burning today, one final push to complete this project while conditions remain favorable.  The last 50 acres remain between the bottom of Shadow Oaks Rd west to where crews stopped on January 21st.  January 30 through??? - Engines will remain on the project to ensure that all areas are secured, and all smoldering fuels are extinguished.  Residents in the area should avoid hiking, dog walking, etc. in the project area.  Weather will remain warm and dry, with no precipitation in the forecast.General Burning across the San Bernardino National Forest:Prescribed fires planned for the Forest include:• Big Bear Area• Pine Cove Area • Various additional locations throughout San Bernardino and Riverside Counties (Pile Burning)Those areas may close to the public for several days for public safety. Watch for warning signs along roads near all prescribed fire areas before and during burns. Residents may experience smoke during the prescribed burns. For more detailed information about air quality, go to AirNow online or download the app. When driving, slow down and turn on your headlights when you encounter smoke on the road.We will evaluate weather conditions in the hours before a burn begins. If conditions warrant, scheduled prescribed fire activities may be canceled.Stay informed about the scheduled prescribed fires through the forest website, social media channels, and InciWeb, the interagency incident information system. We will notify county emergency management officials when burning begins. About the Forest Service: The USDA Forest Service has for more than 100 years brought people and communities together to answer the call of conservation. Grounded in world-class science and technology– and rooted in communities–the Forest Service connects people to nature and to each other. The Forest Service cares for shared natural resources in ways that promote lasting economic, ecological, and social vitality. The agency manages 193 million acres of public land, provides assistance to state and private landowners, maintains the largest wildland fire and forestry research organizations in the world. The Forest Service also has either a direct or indirect role in stewardship of about 900 million forested acres within the U.S., of which over 130 million acres are urban forests where most Americans live.  --- Source: InciWeb | http://inciweb.wildfire.gov/incident-information/cabdf-san-bernardino-nf-winter-burning-activities

Last updated: 2026-01-20 --- The type of incident is Prescribed Fire and involves the following unit(s) San Bernardino National Forest. --- State: California --- Coordinates: Latitude: 33° 50 00 Longitude: 116° 45 56 --- NOTE: All fire perimeters and points are approximations. --- Incident Overview: San Bernardino National Forest - Winter 2025/26 Fuels Reduction Projects. Pine Cove Fuel break:  214 acres.Favorable weather conditions are in place for hazardous fuels reduction work, and ignitions are planned for the Pine Cove Fuel Break beginning January 19, 2026.  This under burn of predominantly leaves, needles, and ground fuels is a continuation of many years of work around the community.  Ignitions will begin January 19 through Wednesday, Jan 21, and again the following week as conditions allow.  January 19 - Fire Crews Burned 30 acres on the north side of Pine Cove, in the Logan Creek / Upper San Jacinto Truck Trail Area (Junction 5S09 X 5S10) - Fire crews will continue to monitor this area for several days.January 20- Crews burned 30 acres along the west side of Pine Cove.  January 21:  Crews burned 30 acres across the west side of pine cove to near Shadow Oaks Drive at the bottom of Pine Cove.January 22 - 25 - Crews monitored burned areas for hot spots, and extinguishing smoldering materials. January 26 - Due to higher winds today, no ignitions occurred.  Today's assignment is to review all burned areas from last week, begin to pull hoses from areas burned on January 19, and install hose lays for the southeast side of the burn.  (Marion Ridge to Overlook Drive). January 27 - Crews burned 35 acres from the Southeast side of the project progressing west, between Hwy 243 / Overlook Drive west to Marion Ridge Drive. January 28 - Crews completed 40 acres of under burning between Marion Ridge and an access road off of the bottom of Shadow Oaks Rd, and south of the private property along Laurel Trail and Appleton Drive / Golden Leaf.January 29 - Crews will be burning today, one final push to complete this project while conditions remain favorable.  The last 50 acres remain between the bottom of Shadow Oaks Rd west to where crews stopped on January 21st.  January 30 through??? - Engines will remain on the project to ensure that all areas are secured, and all smoldering fuels are extinguished.  Residents in the area should avoid hiking, dog walking, etc. in the project area.  Weather will remain warm and dry, with no precipitation in the forecast.General Burning across the San Bernardino National Forest:Prescribed fires planned for the Forest include:• Big Bear Area• Pine Cove Area • Various additional locations throughout San Bernardino and Riverside Counties (Pile Burning)Those areas may close to the public for several days for public safety. Watch for warning signs along roads near all prescribed fire areas before and during burns. Residents may experience smoke during the prescribed burns. For more detailed information about air quality, go to AirNow online or download the app. When driving, slow down and turn on your headlights when you encounter smoke on the road.We will evaluate weather conditions in the hours before a burn begins. If conditions warrant, scheduled prescribed fire activities may be canceled.Stay informed about the scheduled prescribed fires through the forest website, social media channels, and InciWeb, the interagency incident information system. We will notify county emergency management officials when burning begins. About the Forest Service: The USDA Forest Service has for more than 100 years brought people and communities together to answer the call of conservation. Grounded in world-class science and technology– and rooted in communities–the Forest Service connects people to nature and to each other. The Forest Service cares for shared natural resources in ways that promote lasting economic, ecological, and social vitality. The agency manages 193 million acres of public land, provides assistance to state and private landowners, maintains the largest wildland fire and forestry research organizations in the world. The Forest Service also has either a direct or indirect role in stewardship of about 900 million forested acres within the U.S., of which over 130 million acres are urban forests where most Americans live.  --- Source: InciWeb | http://inciweb.wildfire.gov/incident-information/cabdf-san-bernardino-nf-winter-burning-activities

Last updated: 2026-01-20 --- The type of incident is Prescribed Fire and involves the following unit(s) Mendocino National Forest. --- State: California --- Coordinates: Latitude: 39° 31 48.7554 Longitude: 122° 12 44.676 --- NOTE: All fire perimeters and points are approximations. --- Incident Overview: Updates  |  Maps  | PhotosPrescribed fire is a tool that uses fire under planned ignitions to mimic the natural role of fire in the environment. Without fire, hazardous fuels can build up and carry wildfire from the forest floor to tree canopies, creating extreme fire behavior that poses risk to firefighters, surrounding communities and natural resources. Prescribed fire, including vegetation cutting, removal and burning of piles and low-intensity understory burning, is an important tool to meet the Forest Service’s management objectives for ecological restoration, creating habitat for plants and animals and reducing unwanted fuel loading.Fire managers follow a risk-management approach when conducting these projects and mitigate impacts to local communities, residences and infrastructure. Fire managers will conduct prescribed fire activities during the safest possible “burn windows” in the coming months. Numerous factors including wind, humidity, air quality, fuel moisture and availability of fire crew personnel must be met before crews are authorized to move forward with burning.Residents and visitors are asked to avoid areas where prescribed fires are being conducted. Some smoke may be visible. People should not be alarmed as the fires are carefully monitored. Local fire and government authorities are notified prior to burn days and kept informed throughout prescribed fire operations.Additional updates on prescribed burning will be shared on Inciweb and the forest’s social media at https://twitter.com/MendocinoNF and https://www.facebook.com/MendocinoNF.  --- Source: InciWeb | http://inciweb.wildfire.gov/incident-information/camnf-mendocino-nf-fall-2024spring-2025-prescribed-fire-projects

Last updated: 2026-01-28 --- The type of incident is Prescribed Fire and involves the following unit(s) Mendocino National Forest. --- State: California --- Coordinates: Latitude: 39° 43 34.9 Longitude: 122° 50 38.9 --- NOTE: All fire perimeters and points are approximations. --- Incident Overview: Prescribed fire operations including pile burning and understory burning will occur across the forest through the fall and winter season, as conditions allow. Prescribed fires help reduce overgrown vegetation to help protect local communities, infrastructure and natural resources from wildfires.Prescribed burns planned this fall and winter season include:Grindstone Ranger DistrictPlaskett Meadows, Board Tree and FH7 roadside pile burning in western Glenn County.Ides Cove pile burning in northwestern Tehama County.Kingsley Glade, Three Prong and Sugarfoot Campgrounds pile burning in western Tehama County.M-5 Road, Letts Lake and Board Camp Ridge pile burning in western Colusa County.Admin sites pile burning at Wilson Camp, Log Springs, Paskenta, Alder Springs, Wells Cabin, Chico Seed Orchard, Red Bluff and Stonyford.Upper Lake & Covelo Ranger DistrictsNorthshore Reforestation and Bartlett Springs pile burning located northeast of North Shore communities Nice, Lucerne and Clearlake Oaks in Lake County.Booth Crossing Fuel Break near homes in Pillsbury Ranch north of Lake Pillsbury.M1 Road, Upper Deer Valley Road, Horse Mountain and Pine Mountain pile burning in Lake County.Howard Mill understory burning off of the M1 Road in Lake County.Hammerhorn Campground pile burning in eastern Mendocino County.Admin sites pile burning at Soda Creek, Little Doe and Deer Valley Campground.Westshore and Pillsbury understory near Lake Pillsbury in Lake County.Residents and visitors are asked to avoid areas where prescribed fires will be conducted. Some smoke may be visible. For more detailed information about air quality, go to AirNow.gov online or download the app.Fire managers carefully monitor prescribed burns and will plan to conduct activities during safest possible burn windows. Local fire and government authorities are notified prior to burn days and kept informed throughout prescribed fire operations.  --- Source: InciWeb | http://inciweb.wildfire.gov/incident-information/camnf-mendocino-prescribed-fire-winter-20252026

Last updated: 2026-01-26 --- The type of incident is Wildfire and involves the following unit(s) BLM - Arizona Strip District. --- State: Utah --- Coordinates: Latitude: 36° 47 72 Longitude: 112° 22 70 --- NOTE: All fire perimeters and points are approximations. --- Incident Overview:    --- Source: InciWeb | http://inciweb.wildfire.gov/incident-information/azasd-white-sage-fire

Last updated: 2026-02-13 --- The type of incident is Prescribed Fire and involves the following unit(s) Mendocino National Forest. --- State: California --- Coordinates: Latitude: 39° 43 34.9 Longitude: 122° 50 38.9 --- NOTE: All fire perimeters and points are approximations. --- Incident Overview: Prescribed fire operations including pile burning and understory burning will occur across the forest through the fall and winter season, as conditions allow. Prescribed fires help reduce overgrown vegetation to help protect local communities, infrastructure and natural resources from wildfires.Prescribed burns planned this fall and winter season include:Grindstone Ranger DistrictPlaskett Meadows, Board Tree and FH7 roadside pile burning in western Glenn County.Ides Cove pile burning in northwestern Tehama County.Kingsley Glade, Three Prong and Sugarfoot Campgrounds pile burning in western Tehama County.M-5 Road, Letts Lake and Board Camp Ridge pile burning in western Colusa County.Admin sites pile burning at Wilson Camp, Log Springs, Paskenta, Alder Springs, Wells Cabin, Chico Seed Orchard, Red Bluff and Stonyford.Upper Lake & Covelo Ranger DistrictsNorthshore Reforestation and Bartlett Springs pile burning located northeast of North Shore communities Nice, Lucerne and Clearlake Oaks in Lake County.Booth Crossing Fuel Break near homes in Pillsbury Ranch north of Lake Pillsbury.M1 Road, Upper Deer Valley Road, Horse Mountain and Pine Mountain pile burning in Lake County.Howard Mill understory burning off of the M1 Road in Lake County.Hammerhorn Campground pile burning in eastern Mendocino County.Admin sites pile burning at Soda Creek, Little Doe and Deer Valley Campground.Westshore and Pillsbury understory near Lake Pillsbury in Lake County.Residents and visitors are asked to avoid areas where prescribed fires will be conducted. Some smoke may be visible. For more detailed information about air quality, go to AirNow.gov online or download the app.Fire managers carefully monitor prescribed burns and will plan to conduct activities during safest possible burn windows. Local fire and government authorities are notified prior to burn days and kept informed throughout prescribed fire operations.  --- Source: InciWeb | http://inciweb.wildfire.gov/incident-information/camnf-mendocino-prescribed-fire-winter-20252026

Last updated: 2026-02-13 --- The type of incident is Prescribed Fire and involves the following unit(s) Mendocino National Forest. --- State: California --- Coordinates: Latitude: 39° 43 34.9 Longitude: 122° 50 38.9 --- NOTE: All fire perimeters and points are approximations. --- Incident Overview: Prescribed fire operations including pile burning and understory burning will occur across the forest through the fall and winter season, as conditions allow. Prescribed fires help reduce overgrown vegetation to help protect local communities, infrastructure and natural resources from wildfires.Prescribed burns planned this fall and winter season include:Grindstone Ranger DistrictPlaskett Meadows, Board Tree and FH7 roadside pile burning in western Glenn County.Ides Cove pile burning in northwestern Tehama County.Kingsley Glade, Three Prong and Sugarfoot Campgrounds pile burning in western Tehama County.M-5 Road, Letts Lake and Board Camp Ridge pile burning in western Colusa County.Admin sites pile burning at Wilson Camp, Log Springs, Paskenta, Alder Springs, Wells Cabin, Chico Seed Orchard, Red Bluff and Stonyford.Upper Lake & Covelo Ranger DistrictsNorthshore Reforestation and Bartlett Springs pile burning located northeast of North Shore communities Nice, Lucerne and Clearlake Oaks in Lake County.Booth Crossing Fuel Break near homes in Pillsbury Ranch north of Lake Pillsbury.M1 Road, Upper Deer Valley Road, Horse Mountain and Pine Mountain pile burning in Lake County.Howard Mill understory burning off of the M1 Road in Lake County.Hammerhorn Campground pile burning in eastern Mendocino County.Admin sites pile burning at Soda Creek, Little Doe and Deer Valley Campground.Westshore and Pillsbury understory near Lake Pillsbury in Lake County.Residents and visitors are asked to avoid areas where prescribed fires will be conducted. Some smoke may be visible. For more detailed information about air quality, go to AirNow.gov online or download the app.Fire managers carefully monitor prescribed burns and will plan to conduct activities during safest possible burn windows. Local fire and government authorities are notified prior to burn days and kept informed throughout prescribed fire operations.  --- Source: InciWeb | http://inciweb.wildfire.gov/incident-information/camnf-mendocino-prescribed-fire-winter-20252026

Last updated: 2026-02-13 --- The type of incident is Prescribed Fire and involves the following unit(s) Mendocino National Forest. --- State: California --- Coordinates: Latitude: 39° 43 34.9 Longitude: 122° 50 38.9 --- NOTE: All fire perimeters and points are approximations. --- Incident Overview: Prescribed fire operations including pile burning and understory burning will occur across the forest through the fall and winter season, as conditions allow. Prescribed fires help reduce overgrown vegetation to help protect local communities, infrastructure and natural resources from wildfires.Prescribed burns planned this fall and winter season include:Grindstone Ranger DistrictPlaskett Meadows, Board Tree and FH7 roadside pile burning in western Glenn County.Ides Cove pile burning in northwestern Tehama County.Kingsley Glade, Three Prong and Sugarfoot Campgrounds pile burning in western Tehama County.M-5 Road, Letts Lake and Board Camp Ridge pile burning in western Colusa County.Admin sites pile burning at Wilson Camp, Log Springs, Paskenta, Alder Springs, Wells Cabin, Chico Seed Orchard, Red Bluff and Stonyford.Upper Lake & Covelo Ranger DistrictsNorthshore Reforestation and Bartlett Springs pile burning located northeast of North Shore communities Nice, Lucerne and Clearlake Oaks in Lake County.Booth Crossing Fuel Break near homes in Pillsbury Ranch north of Lake Pillsbury.M1 Road, Upper Deer Valley Road, Horse Mountain and Pine Mountain pile burning in Lake County.Howard Mill understory burning off of the M1 Road in Lake County.Hammerhorn Campground pile burning in eastern Mendocino County.Admin sites pile burning at Soda Creek, Little Doe and Deer Valley Campground.Westshore and Pillsbury understory near Lake Pillsbury in Lake County.Residents and visitors are asked to avoid areas where prescribed fires will be conducted. Some smoke may be visible. For more detailed information about air quality, go to AirNow.gov online or download the app.Fire managers carefully monitor prescribed burns and will plan to conduct activities during safest possible burn windows. Local fire and government authorities are notified prior to burn days and kept informed throughout prescribed fire operations.  --- Source: InciWeb | http://inciweb.wildfire.gov/incident-information/camnf-mendocino-prescribed-fire-winter-20252026

Last updated: 2026-01-20 --- The type of incident is Prescribed Fire and involves the following unit(s) Mendocino National Forest. --- State: California --- Coordinates: Latitude: 39° 31 48.7554 Longitude: 122° 12 44.676 --- NOTE: All fire perimeters and points are approximations. --- Incident Overview: Updates  |  Maps  | PhotosPrescribed fire is a tool that uses fire under planned ignitions to mimic the natural role of fire in the environment. Without fire, hazardous fuels can build up and carry wildfire from the forest floor to tree canopies, creating extreme fire behavior that poses risk to firefighters, surrounding communities and natural resources. Prescribed fire, including vegetation cutting, removal and burning of piles and low-intensity understory burning, is an important tool to meet the Forest Service’s management objectives for ecological restoration, creating habitat for plants and animals and reducing unwanted fuel loading.Fire managers follow a risk-management approach when conducting these projects and mitigate impacts to local communities, residences and infrastructure. Fire managers will conduct prescribed fire activities during the safest possible “burn windows” in the coming months. Numerous factors including wind, humidity, air quality, fuel moisture and availability of fire crew personnel must be met before crews are authorized to move forward with burning.Residents and visitors are asked to avoid areas where prescribed fires are being conducted. Some smoke may be visible. People should not be alarmed as the fires are carefully monitored. Local fire and government authorities are notified prior to burn days and kept informed throughout prescribed fire operations.Additional updates on prescribed burning will be shared on Inciweb and the forest’s social media at https://twitter.com/MendocinoNF and https://www.facebook.com/MendocinoNF.  --- Source: InciWeb | http://inciweb.wildfire.gov/incident-information/camnf-mendocino-nf-fall-2024spring-2025-prescribed-fire-projects

Last updated: 2026-01-20 --- The type of incident is Prescribed Fire and involves the following unit(s) Mendocino National Forest. --- State: California --- Coordinates: Latitude: 39° 31 48.7554 Longitude: 122° 12 44.676 --- NOTE: All fire perimeters and points are approximations. --- Incident Overview: Updates  |  Maps  | PhotosPrescribed fire is a tool that uses fire under planned ignitions to mimic the natural role of fire in the environment. Without fire, hazardous fuels can build up and carry wildfire from the forest floor to tree canopies, creating extreme fire behavior that poses risk to firefighters, surrounding communities and natural resources. Prescribed fire, including vegetation cutting, removal and burning of piles and low-intensity understory burning, is an important tool to meet the Forest Service’s management objectives for ecological restoration, creating habitat for plants and animals and reducing unwanted fuel loading.Fire managers follow a risk-management approach when conducting these projects and mitigate impacts to local communities, residences and infrastructure. Fire managers will conduct prescribed fire activities during the safest possible “burn windows” in the coming months. Numerous factors including wind, humidity, air quality, fuel moisture and availability of fire crew personnel must be met before crews are authorized to move forward with burning.Residents and visitors are asked to avoid areas where prescribed fires are being conducted. Some smoke may be visible. People should not be alarmed as the fires are carefully monitored. Local fire and government authorities are notified prior to burn days and kept informed throughout prescribed fire operations.Additional updates on prescribed burning will be shared on Inciweb and the forest’s social media at https://twitter.com/MendocinoNF and https://www.facebook.com/MendocinoNF.  --- Source: InciWeb | http://inciweb.wildfire.gov/incident-information/camnf-mendocino-nf-fall-2024spring-2025-prescribed-fire-projects

Last updated: 2026-01-20 --- The type of incident is Prescribed Fire and involves the following unit(s) Mendocino National Forest. --- State: California --- Coordinates: Latitude: 39° 31 48.7554 Longitude: 122° 12 44.676 --- NOTE: All fire perimeters and points are approximations. --- Incident Overview: Updates  |  Maps  | PhotosPrescribed fire is a tool that uses fire under planned ignitions to mimic the natural role of fire in the environment. Without fire, hazardous fuels can build up and carry wildfire from the forest floor to tree canopies, creating extreme fire behavior that poses risk to firefighters, surrounding communities and natural resources. Prescribed fire, including vegetation cutting, removal and burning of piles and low-intensity understory burning, is an important tool to meet the Forest Service’s management objectives for ecological restoration, creating habitat for plants and animals and reducing unwanted fuel loading.Fire managers follow a risk-management approach when conducting these projects and mitigate impacts to local communities, residences and infrastructure. Fire managers will conduct prescribed fire activities during the safest possible “burn windows” in the coming months. Numerous factors including wind, humidity, air quality, fuel moisture and availability of fire crew personnel must be met before crews are authorized to move forward with burning.Residents and visitors are asked to avoid areas where prescribed fires are being conducted. Some smoke may be visible. People should not be alarmed as the fires are carefully monitored. Local fire and government authorities are notified prior to burn days and kept informed throughout prescribed fire operations.Additional updates on prescribed burning will be shared on Inciweb and the forest’s social media at https://twitter.com/MendocinoNF and https://www.facebook.com/MendocinoNF.  --- Source: InciWeb | http://inciweb.wildfire.gov/incident-information/camnf-mendocino-nf-fall-2024spring-2025-prescribed-fire-projects

Last updated: 2026-01-27 --- The type of incident is Wildfire and involves the following unit(s) Angeles National Forest. --- State: California --- Coordinates: Latitude: 34° 22 21 Longitude: 117° 42 37 --- NOTE: All fire perimeters and points are approximations. --- Incident Overview: At approximately 6:36 p.m., Angeles National Forest Dispatch received a call about possible smoke in the forest. Staff located a 50-foot x 50-foot spot on fire along the edge of the Angeles Crest Highway (State Hwy. 2), near Inspiration Point. Resources arrived on the scene and quickly cut a fire line around the burning area. A helicopter has dropped water on the fire multiple times. Excellent progress is being made to put the fire out quickly. Cooperators include: Los Angeles County Fire Department and San Bernardino County Fire Department.As of 9 p.m. on May 30, the Blue Fire was 100% contained with a fire line dug by hand by firefighters around it. Firefighters through the night into the morning in heavy fuels to extinguish or remove burning materials and to ensure that burning materials won't roll away from the burned area.As of 12 noon on May 31, the Blue Fire was placed in patrol status. U.S. Forest Service staff will patrol through and check the area for the next 2-3 days.   --- Source: InciWeb | http://inciweb.wildfire.gov/incident-information/caanf-blue-fire

Last updated: 2026-01-27 --- The type of incident is Wildfire and involves the following unit(s) Angeles National Forest. --- State: California --- Coordinates: Latitude: 34° 22 21 Longitude: 117° 42 37 --- NOTE: All fire perimeters and points are approximations. --- Incident Overview: At approximately 6:36 p.m., Angeles National Forest Dispatch received a call about possible smoke in the forest. Staff located a 50-foot x 50-foot spot on fire along the edge of the Angeles Crest Highway (State Hwy. 2), near Inspiration Point. Resources arrived on the scene and quickly cut a fire line around the burning area. A helicopter has dropped water on the fire multiple times. Excellent progress is being made to put the fire out quickly. Cooperators include: Los Angeles County Fire Department and San Bernardino County Fire Department.As of 9 p.m. on May 30, the Blue Fire was 100% contained with a fire line dug by hand by firefighters around it. Firefighters through the night into the morning in heavy fuels to extinguish or remove burning materials and to ensure that burning materials won't roll away from the burned area.As of 12 noon on May 31, the Blue Fire was placed in patrol status. U.S. Forest Service staff will patrol through and check the area for the next 2-3 days.   --- Source: InciWeb | http://inciweb.wildfire.gov/incident-information/caanf-blue-fire

Last updated: 2026-01-27 --- The type of incident is Wildfire and involves the following unit(s) Angeles National Forest. --- State: California --- Coordinates: Latitude: 34° 22 21 Longitude: 117° 42 37 --- NOTE: All fire perimeters and points are approximations. --- Incident Overview: At approximately 6:36 p.m., Angeles National Forest Dispatch received a call about possible smoke in the forest. Staff located a 50-foot x 50-foot spot on fire along the edge of the Angeles Crest Highway (State Hwy. 2), near Inspiration Point. Resources arrived on the scene and quickly cut a fire line around the burning area. A helicopter has dropped water on the fire multiple times. Excellent progress is being made to put the fire out quickly. Cooperators include: Los Angeles County Fire Department and San Bernardino County Fire Department.As of 9 p.m. on May 30, the Blue Fire was 100% contained with a fire line dug by hand by firefighters around it. Firefighters through the night into the morning in heavy fuels to extinguish or remove burning materials and to ensure that burning materials won't roll away from the burned area.As of 12 noon on May 31, the Blue Fire was placed in patrol status. U.S. Forest Service staff will patrol through and check the area for the next 2-3 days.   --- Source: InciWeb | http://inciweb.wildfire.gov/incident-information/caanf-blue-fire