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December 18th: Controlled Burn Planned Above Reeder Reservoir

Ashland Forest Resiliency will burn piles above Reeder Reservoir today. All roads and trails remain open. Some smoke could drift over the 2060-200 Road.

Burn locations can be accessed through an online map. The color coded map shows active controlled burns in red, monitored burns in yellow and planned burns in blue.
If you live close to a burn location, keep windows closed and if you smell smoke, follow health recommendations on Smokewise Ashland.

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See controlled burn on the watershed camera

Conditions for burning are good with a weather system that will move smoke away from town. Controlled burns are a critical part of creating a safer, more resilient landscape and community in the face of increasing fire risk due to climate change and overgrown forests. Find out more about why we burn.

AFR is a ten-year stewardship project designed to reduce the risk of severe wildfire in the watershed and to protect water quality, older forests, wildlife, people, property and quality of life.