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Restrictions are often implemented during the summer months when fire and drought conditions are the most severe and are often lifted in the fall and winter, though they can remain in place during these times as well. Protecting lands for hunting, preserving public access, and preserving wildlife habitats are major reasons that restrictions are put in place.
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Fire restrictions are to be in effect until December of this year or until conditions improve. Officials say fire danger is very high, and could quickly become extreme.
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A new report shows extreme drought throughout the Bighorn Mountains.The latest data from the University of Nebraska's National Drought Mitigation Center…
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Sheridan County has put partial fire restrictions in place for the time being.The partial restrictions are coming later in the season due to the wet…
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Niobrara, Weston and Crook counties are on high alert for wildfires as Wyoming's first fire restrictions of the year are put in place.Bureau of Land…
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Fire danger rose to a “high” rating this week for both Bridger-Teton National Forest and Grand Teton National Park, due to a combination of warm weather,…
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Fire restrictions are popping up across Eastern Wyoming.Despite the wet spring, weather forecasters are predicting an average fire season in July and…