Flathead Forest's Prescribed Burns: Protecting Homes & Nature
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Flathead National Forest in Montana to Conduct Prescribed Burns this Spring
The Flathead National Forest in Montana will conduct prescribed burns from March to June, covering 634 acres across 11 sites. The goal is to reduce overgrown vegetation and lower wildfire risk, particularly near homes and roads. Areas like Swan Valley, Olney, Whitefish, and Spotted Bear will benefit, with burns ranging from 5 to 100 acres. Sites include Good Creek and Gregg Creek drainages, and areas near Hungry Horse and Spotted Bear Mountain. These proactive steps aim to keep the forest and nearby towns safer during fire season.
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