Forestry

Wednesday, June 18, 2025

Mule deer peeks around a tree in a previously prescribed burn treated area.

Prescribed burns restore vital habitat in the High Desert District

The Bureau of Land Management’s High Desert District recently completed two spring prescribed burns aimed at improving wildlife habitat and reducing hazardous fuels across southwest Wyoming. Spanning approximately 182 acres, the burns were conducted in the Kemmerer and Pinedale field offices, with about 62 acres treated near Rock Tunp and 120 acres on Deadline Ridge.

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Kremmling Field Office improves forest health

The Kremmling Field Office and Colorado State Forest Service recently completed the first of several planned cross-bound

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Prescribed burns restore vital habitat in the High Desert District

Kremmling Field Office improves forest health

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