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Drones and strategic burnouts used to fight Anthony Fire in NE Oregon
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Drones and strategic burnouts used to fight Anthony Fire in NE Oregon
BAKER COUNTY — Firefighters are using strategic burnout operations, including infrared-equipped drones, to secure the perimeter of a lightning-caused wildfire burning in northeast Oregon, officials said Saturday. The Anthony Fire, located 34 miles north of Baker City, has scorched 1,983 acres and is 20 percent contained. More than 630 personnel are currently assigned to the blaze, which ignited July 8. Taking advantage of favorable weather, hots…
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