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Out of the ashes: Post-fire landscape recovery work a long-term effort

Summary by The Grand Junction Daily Sentinel
Last year’s 31,699-acre Turner Gulch Fire outside Gateway wasn’t even done burning when the U.S. Forest Service began turning its attention to addressing the landscape impacts of the blaze.
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Out of the ashes: Post-fire landscape recovery work a long-term effort

Last year’s 31,699-acre Turner Gulch Fire outside Gateway wasn’t even done burning when the U.S. Forest Service began turning its attention to addressing the landscape impacts of the blaze.

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The Grand Junction Daily Sentinel broke the news in on Saturday, February 28, 2026.
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