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Controlled Burning Continues on Tuesday March 9th for Winburn Ridge in the Ashland Watershed

On Tuesday (3/9/21), the AFR Partners plan to do a controlled burn of debris piles to lessen fire danger in the Ashland Watershed along USFS 2060-500 spur and Winburn Ridge. No trails or roads will be closed however the 2060-500 road will have areas with heavy smoke impacts during the pile ignition. This area is remote from popular trails so we don’t expect any recreation impacts.Thank you for the continued patience as we continue to do the important work of removing these excess fuels from the Ashland watershed.
  • Smoke will be visible but should not impact any populated areas. 
  • USFS 2060-500 could have some smoke
 
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Controlled Burn Continues Adjacent to USFS Road 2060-500 and Winburn Ridge

See the controlled burn map:
  1. Areas highlighted in red are active controlled burns
  2. Those highlighted in yellow were recently burned and being monitored
  3. Blue areas are planned controlled burns  
  4. Green represents completed burns
More Information Partners and the community are celebrating 10 years of work in the watershed. Learn more about how controlled burning is restoring forests in Oregon
 
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