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Prescribed fire burning at Havasu National Wildlife Refuges during February - The Standard Newspaper
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) Arizona Fire District Fire Crews are planning to conduct prescribed fire burning operations at Havasu National Wildlife Refuge (NWR) during the month of February. Two sub-units of cattail marsh totaling approximately 625-acres will be burned south of Topock Gorge and within Topock Marsh. The Willow Lake unit (260-acres) […]
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