Environment ❯ Wildfires ❯ Fire Management

Incident Reports

Superior National Forest Garnet Fire Labor Mountain Fire Little Giant Fire Elder 1 Fire Willow Fire Tacoma Creek Fire Hwy 41 Fire Emigrant Fire Beehive Fire

Moose Fire Reaches 5,892 Acres With No Containment

Forecasts of warmer, drier weather with evening thunderstorms raise the risk that smoldering fuels will flare up, threatening nearby structures.

Two Large Wildfires Burn Tens of Thousands of Acres Near Wisdom, Montana

Boundary Waters Reopens Most Campsites as Large Lightning Fires Continue

Wildfires Consume 73,585 Acres in Superior National Forest Complex

Elder 1 Fire Declared Fully Contained as Command Shifts to Local Team

Two Wildfires Grow Near Wise River, Closing Campgrounds on Pioneer Mountains Byway

July Lightning Wildfires Have Burned About 65,000 Acres in Superior National Forest

Skillet Fire Near Olney Grows to About 2,500 Acres and Remains Uncontained

Northern Minnesota Lightning Fires Near 60% Contained as Crews Shift Focus to Uncontained Sections

Northern Rockies Team Takes Command of Elder 1 Fire as Blaze Tops 500 Acres

Rowe Creek Complex Burns About 127,000 Acres Near Fossil, Oregon

Ferris Fire Tops 60,000 Acres as Evacuations Expand and State Declares Disaster

Highway 41 Fire Grows to 6,700 Acres With Zero Containment in Everglades

Garnet Fire Reaches 87% Containment in Sierra National Forest

Garnet Fire 69% Contained After Strategic Burns Near McKinley Grove

Dragon Bravo Fire Tops 123,000 Acres as Containment Inches Forward