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Nature · Milton

Prescribed Burn Scheduled for Thursday near Milton

The Nature Conservancy (TNC) plans to conduct controlled burns in the Ellendale and Milton areas during the season which ends on April 30th. These burns are scheduled for the Ponders Tract/Pemberton Forest Preserve and Edward H. McCabe Preserve. On Thursday, March 27th, pending conditions, a burn is scheduled for the Ponders Tract near Milton and officials say that smoke may be visible during the prescribed burn. Timing of the burns will be comm…See the Story

Fairbanks · Fairbanks

BLM Alaska Fire Service Smokejumper training jumps start March 25

Pilots should avoid flying over areas during scheduled jumps and paracargo drops in Interior Alaska A BLM Alaska Fire Service smokejumper during a training jump. BLM AFS file photo. Find more photos of smokejumpers on the BLM AFS Flickr site. FAIRBANKS, Alaska – The skies above Fairbanks and North Pole will come alive with the colorful parachutes of the Bureau of Land Management Alaska Fire Service (BLM AFS) Smokejumpers starting March 25. As B…See the Story

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