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Roadside Prescribed Fire, Badlands National Park, April 25, 2002
The Roadside Burn Unit is located on both sides of the Badlands Loop Road (Highway 240) which runs 28 miles through the park from the Pinnacles Entrance, south of Wall, to the Northeast Entrance, south of Cactus Flat. The primary goals for the burn were to attempt to reduce non-native grass species (primarily smooth brome) and to increase the vigor of native species through the infusion of nutrients following the burn.
Backing fires are fires that burn into the wind
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Badlands National Park, Code: BADL
Fire and Aviation Management Program, Code: FIRE
Fire and Aviation Management Program, Code: FIRE
Badlands National Park, South Dakota
Latitude: 43.8339996337891, Longitude: -102.393898010254
Latitude: 43.8339996337891, Longitude: -102.393898010254
Legacy NPS Focus Record ID : 231337
09/25/2003
04/25/2002
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