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Hazardous fuels reduction around cabins during Wedge Fire, Glacier National Park
Building in the wildland urban interface face danger from wildland fires. Homeowners can protect their homes by removing fuels from around structures, covering crawl spaces to prevent embers from blowing in and using sprinklers to keep flammable sideing and roof material wet.
View of cabin showing thinned trees and fuels removed
U.S. National Park Service
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Glacier National Park, Code: GLAC
Fire and Aviation Management Program, Code: FIRE
Fire and Aviation Management Program, Code: FIRE
Wedge Fire, Glacier National Park, Montana
Latitude: 48.7467994689941, Longitude: -113.858703613281
Latitude: 48.7467994689941, Longitude: -113.858703613281
Legacy NPS Focus Record ID : 232626
07/21/2003
07/21/2003
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Thursday, July 21, 2005 8:11:16 PM
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EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY, KODAK DX3600 DIGITAL CAMERA
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Monday, July 21, 2003 6:12:20 PM
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Hazardous fuels reduction around cabins during Wedge Fire, Glacier National Park
Hazardous fuels reduction around cabins during Wedge Fire, Glacier National Park
Hazardous fuels reduction around cabins during Wedge Fire, Glacier National Park
Hazardous fuels reduction around cabins during Wedge Fire, Glacier National Park
Hazardous fuels reduction around cabins during Wedge Fire, Glacier National Park