The Klamath National Forest has resumed its prescribed burning program after a 90-day national pause. The pause, in the wake of devastating escaped prescribed burns in the Southwest, was enacted by Forest Service Chief Randy Moore on May 12 of this year and was lifted September 8 after a thorough national program review. Prior to burning, all National Forests were required to implement a series of recommendations to ensure the safety and success of prescribed burns. The…
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