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Prescribed Fire
Prescribed Fire, applying fire to the land following a plan, is a tool used by the Federal Agencies and some private land owners to accomplish various objectives. These objectives include, but are not limited to:- reducing fuel loadings to improve fire fighter and public safety;
- reducing costs and damages from wildland fire;
- increasing ecosystem health;
- improving habitat and forage for wildlife and domestic stock.
Wildland fire has always played an essential role in the ecological process and as a natural change agent. Aggressive total fire suppression has been the policy for wildland fire management agencies for decades. The knowledge and experience gained over these years have changed fire management philosophy in the Federal agencies. The complete exclusion of fire is now deemed to have been detrimental to the ecosystem and functioning. As a result of the devastating 1994 fire season, the extreme fire behaviors that consumed natural resources, private property and took the lives of the 14 fire fighters on the South Canyon fire, the Federal Wildland Fire Management Policy and Program Review was adopted in 1995. This policy provides direction for the Federal Agencies in the use of wildland fire including prescribed fire.
The Oregon Department of Forestry assists the Federal Agencies and private land owners in the development of plans for the application of prescribed fire.
| Agency | Project Name | Today's Planned Acres | Est. Time of Ignition | Legal | Descriptive Location | Burn Boss | Comments | Updated |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| FWF - Southeast Zone Today's Fire Manager = DV-1 | Paddock Meadow | 175 | 0900 | T38 R 13 S 12 | N of Gerber Reservoir | C-614 | POC for Goodlow RX is DV1 541-219-9992 RXB Cpt 614 541-591-3168 | 19-Apr-2023 8:03:49 |
| FWF - Winter Rim Zone Today's Fire Manager = BC-30 | Paisley Admin Pile | 1 | 1200 | T33 R18 S 11 | North of Paisley Airport | BC-31 | 8-Dec-2022 8:41:25 | |
| Oatman Piles | 36 | 1000 | T28 R12 S13 | Timothy Creek | CPT-32 | |||
| Brattain Danger tree Piles | 54 | T33 R18 S30 | Hadley Snow Park | BC-31 | ||||
| FWF - Mazama Zone Today's Fire Manager = F-52 |
No Burning Today | No planned ignitions today, transfer of command to duty officer occurred 05/26/23. Units remain in patrol status. | 1-Jun-2023 7:18:10 | |||||
| FWF - Klamath Ranger District Today's Fire Manager = DV-6 |
No Burning Today | Burn Units in Patrol Status | 1-Jun-2023 7:37:26 | |||||
| Sheldon/Hart NWR Today's Fire Manager = DV-501 |
No Burning Today | 13-Apr-2023 9:46:25 | ||||||
| Klamath Basin NWRs Today's Fire Manager = LKR CH8500 |
No Burning Today | Ignitions completed on 10/11. | 12-Oct-2022 8:09:20 | |||||
| FWF - Crater Lake National Park Today's Fire Manager = BC-10 |
No Burning Today | 2-Jun-2023 8:23:32 | ||||||
| ODF Klamath Details |
No Burning Today | 4-May-2019 8:00:46 | ||||||
| ODF - Lakeview Details |
No Burning Today | 10-Jun-2016 11:37:21 | ||||||
| BLM Lakeview Today's Fire Manager = DV-7 | Clover flat | 100 | 0900 | T35 R20 S22,27,28,32,33 | Clover Flat | BC-71 | 14-Nov-2022 11:27:36 | |
| Loveless Creek | 20 | 1200 | T37 R21 S7, 8, 17, 18, 19, 20 | Loveless Creek | F-79 | |||
| BLM - KFRA Today's Fire Manager = F-76 | Cuttoff fire Salvage Landings | 10 | 1030 | T38 R11 Sec 10,11 | Bly Mountain | F-76 | 8-Dec-2022 8:22:21 |
LIFC Information
This information was updated on 29-May-2023 8:56:05LIFC Coordinator = Hall On Call Dispatcher = Suba
LIFC Resources/Comments = LIFC is staffed 5 days a week 0800-1700 unless required for extended staffing.
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