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BAER Update (Thompson Ridge Post-Fire Response Burned Area Emergency Response)

THOMPSON RIDGE BAER UPDATE Wednesday July 31, 2013 Jemez Springs, NM –The Thompson Ridge Fire burned 23,965 acres near and within the Valles Caldera National Preserve recreation and resource areas. The fire was human-caused on May 31 when a downed electrical line, ignited ground cover and spread into the adjacent forest of mixed conifer and ponderosa. To date, approximately $271,000 has been allocated to reduce the threat and severity of post-fire floods that are projected to occur for several years, especially during monsoon seasons.

BAER Update (Thompson Ridge Post-Fire Response Burned Area Emergency Response)

THOMPSON RIDGE BAER UPDATE Wednesday July 31, 2013 Jemez Springs, NM –The Thompson Ridge Fire burned 23,965 acres near and within the Valles Caldera National Preserve recreation and resource areas. The fire was human-caused on May 31 when a downed electrical line, ignited ground cover and spread into the adjacent forest of mixed conifer and ponderosa. To date, approximately $271,000 has been allocated to reduce the threat and severity of post-fire floods that are projected to occur for several years, especially during monsoon seasons.

Successful Aerial Seed Applications over Weekend & Continuing Today (Tres Lagunas Post-Fire Response Burned Area Emergency Response)

PECOS, NM – Aerial rehabilitation operations continue over the Santa Fe National Forest today as teams work to stabilize soils after the Tres Lagunas Fire. The Tres Lagunas Post-Fire Burned Area Emergency Response (BAER) Team and contractors report a successful weekend of rehabilitation and soil stabilization treatments over the burn scar within the Santa Fe National Forest. To promote forest regrowth, the BAER team is dropping five types of grasses from an aircraft at specific burn scar locations identified in an assessment.

Successful Aerial Seed Applications Over Weekend & Continuing Today (Tres Lagunas Post-Fire Response Burned Area Emergency Response)

PECOS, NM – Aerial rehabilitation operations continue over the Santa Fe National Forest today as teams work to stabilize soils after the Tres Lagunas Fire. The Tres Lagunas Post-Fire Burned Area Emergency Response (BAER) Team and contractors report a successful weekend of rehabilitation and soil stabilization treatments over the burn scar within the Santa Fe National Forest. To promote forest regrowth, the BAER team is dropping five types of grasses from an aircraft at specific burn scar locations identified in an assessment.

Flash Floods Occurring Sunday (Tres Lagunas Post-Fire Response Burned Area Emergency Response)

Flash floods occurred Sunday over New Mexico 63 at Tererro and minor flooding in the Holy Ghost area. Residents in the Pecos Canyon are highly encouraged Sunday, and through the monsoons, to monitor weather for flash flood watches and warnings. Within the canyon, tune into AM Radio 1680. Take time before storms to visit the Pecos Canyon Volunteer Fire Department web site: http://www.pecoscanyonfire.org for excellent preplanning

Flash Floods Occurring Sunday (Tres Lagunas Post-Fire Response Burned Area Emergency Response)

Flash floods occurred Sunday over New Mexico 63 at Tererro and minor flooding in the Holy Ghost area. Residents in the Pecos Canyon are highly encouraged Sunday, and through the monsoons, to monitor weather for flash flood watches and warnings. Within the canyon, tune into AM Radio 1680. Take time before storms to visit the Pecos Canyon Volunteer Fire Department web site: http://www.pecoscanyonfire.org for excellent preplanning

Flash Floods Over NM 63 Sunday (Tres Lagunas Post-Fire Response Burned Area Emergency Response)

Flash floods occurred Sunday over New Mexico 63 at Tererro and minor flooding in the Holy Ghost area. Residents in the Pecos Canyon are highly encouraged Sunday, and through the monsoons, to monitor weather for flash flood watches and warnings. Within the canyon, tune into AM Radio 1680. Take time before storms to visit the Pecos Canyon Volunteer Fire Department web site: http://www.pecoscanyonfire.org for excellent preplanning

Flash Floods Over Nm 63 Sunday (Tres Lagunas Post-Fire Response Burned Area Emergency Response)

Flash floods occurred Sunday over New Mexico 63 at Tererro and minor flooding in the Holy Ghost area. Residents in the Pecos Canyon are highly encouraged Sunday, and through the monsoons, to monitor weather for flash flood watches and warnings. Within the canyon, tune into AM Radio 1680. Take time before storms to visit the Pecos Canyon Volunteer Fire Department web site: http://www.pecoscanyonfire.org for excellent preplanning

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