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The second phase of the thinning project recently resumed north of Flagstaff after a seasonal hiatus.
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More than $60 million in federal funding will be invested in wildfire prevention in Arizona. It comes from the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act signed into law by President Joe Biden in November.
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Coconino National Forest managers are utilizing an influx of millions of dollars from last year’s Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act to fund three wildfire reduction projects.
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Logging operations on the Coconino National Forest have begun in two popular recreation areas north of Flagstaff to reduce the risk of wildfire and flooding.
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Local fire managers say funding for the Flagstaff Watershed Protection Project will likely dry up in December of next year. KNAU’s Ryan Heinsius reports,…
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A preliminary report by investigators on the Museum Fire shows no negligence by the contractor conducting forest thinning operations. KNAU’s Ryan Heinsius…
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Coconino National Forest officials say the Museum Fire that ignited north of Flagstaff in July was likely caused by forest restoration work. KNAU’s Ryan…
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Officials estimate it has cost nearly $9-million to fight the Museum Fire near Flagstaff.Coconino County is expecting to spend about $1.4 million and the…
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The Museum Fire north of Flagstaff ignited in an area of forest recently thinned by the Flagstaff Watershed Protection Project, a voter-approved forest…
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A report from a nonprofit institute says forest restoration initiatives generated $150 million dollars for northern Arizona’s economy in 2017. The study…