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Trigo Fire |
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For the latest details about the Trigo fire provided by the Cibola National Forest and/or the Incident Management Team, please follow the Inciweb link. |
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Wednesday, 05-07-08, 07:58AM |
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South Tularosa Fire |
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The 3,000+ acre fire near Mescalaro, NM continues to burn in heavy timber. For additional details, please follow the Inciweb link below. |
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Tuesday, 05-06-08, 07:36AM |
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Inciweb - The Place To Go For Information About Active Wildfires |
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Inciweb is the new interagency national website that has really "caught fire"! Inciweb is the best place to search for information on active wildfires. Follow the link below to see where wildfires are already burning throughout the nation and consider bookmarking the site for information on New Mexico's 2008 fire season. |
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Monday, 05-05-08, 08:46AM |
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National Wildland Fire Outlook |
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The National Interagency Fire Center issues wildland fire outlook reports that are updated monthly. Their most recent outlook for February 2008 through May 2008 predicts above normal significant fire potential across western Texas, eastern New Mexico,western Oklahoma and portions of Colorado and Kansas in February. To prepare for this fire season, review the Prevention Archives below to learn how to reduce your risk of wildland fire. |
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Monday, 05-05-08, 08:05AM |
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Fire Restrictions Now in Place - Know Before You Go |
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Before you travel to public or forest lands in New Mexico, please use our fire restriction link (at the upper right of this page) to determine if any fire restrictions are in place. Restrictions to normal activities are only ordered when extreme fire danger is present. Please KNOW BEFORE YOU GO and obey all fire restriction orders. |
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Monday, 05-05-08, 08:05AM |
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| New Mexico News |
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Think you can't go camping without a campfire? Try camping without a forest!
This poster was created as an interagency, regionwide tool to enhance public awareness about fire danger and fire prevention, especially during times of restriction.
Please feel free to print and display this poster. |
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Red or Green?
The State of New Mexico has completed a colorful project designed to enhance public awareness about the fire danger in New Mexico. It's a brightly colored poster, set in an outline of the state of New Mexico and plays off the official state question: Red or Green? The poster reinforces the message of every agency to reduce human-caused fires - "Think smart. Don't let wildfires start." Click here to download and print your own color poster. Feel free to use the poster to spread the word in your business or your neighborhood about fire danger and fire restrictions. |
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| Prevention Spotlight |
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Be Careful With All Your Outdoor Activites |
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Let's look at ways you can prevent wildfires you might not have thought much about. Did you know that under current conditions, ricocheting bullets can start fires? And if you travel off-road, your 1000 degree catalytic muffler can act like a torch across the landscape? And how about that power saw and lawnmower at your house? When was the last time you had the spark arrester/muffler system checked? You CAN prevent wildfires by being careful, being smart and following all fire restrictions and closures.
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