Rim Fire Yosemite at Benjamin Downie blog

Rim Fire Yosemite. The number of destroyed structures remains at 111 — 11 residences,. The 2013 rim fire was, at the time, the largest forest fire in california history, and the largest fire in yosemite history. Despite its wide scope, the rim fire is far from becoming the worst in california history. But it remains the largest fire. The rim fire in and near yosemite national park in california has now burned 213,414 acres (333 square miles). Burning 400 square miles, the speed and size of the fire was unprecedented. The rim fire burned 257,314 acres, including 154,530 acres of national forest system (nfs) lands, becoming the third largest wildfire in california history. One of yss's first initiatives was the cherry creek watershed restoration project, which began in 2014. In the wake of the rim fire, there was a clear need to restore and revitalize the forest. Yosemite stanislaus solutions (yss) stepped up to spearhead this effort. New images from nasa's aqua and terra spacecraft offer unique perspectives on the large and destructive rim fire burning in and near california's yosemite national park. Today, it’s not even in the top ten. At the time, the rim fire was california’s second largest wildfire. The rim fire started on august 17, 2013 in a remote area of the stanislaus national forest near the confluence of the clavey and tuolumne rivers about 20 miles east of sonora, california.

Burning 400 square miles, the speed and size of the fire was unprecedented. Yosemite stanislaus solutions (yss) stepped up to spearhead this effort. But it remains the largest fire. The number of destroyed structures remains at 111 — 11 residences,. Despite its wide scope, the rim fire is far from becoming the worst in california history. One of yss's first initiatives was the cherry creek watershed restoration project, which began in 2014. The rim fire in and near yosemite national park in california has now burned 213,414 acres (333 square miles). The rim fire burned 257,314 acres, including 154,530 acres of national forest system (nfs) lands, becoming the third largest wildfire in california history. In the wake of the rim fire, there was a clear need to restore and revitalize the forest. The rim fire started on august 17, 2013 in a remote area of the stanislaus national forest near the confluence of the clavey and tuolumne rivers about 20 miles east of sonora, california.

California Rim Fire at Yosemite NP Wildfire Today

Rim Fire Yosemite Despite its wide scope, the rim fire is far from becoming the worst in california history. The 2013 rim fire was, at the time, the largest forest fire in california history, and the largest fire in yosemite history. The number of destroyed structures remains at 111 — 11 residences,. At the time, the rim fire was california’s second largest wildfire. Yosemite stanislaus solutions (yss) stepped up to spearhead this effort. The rim fire burned 257,314 acres, including 154,530 acres of national forest system (nfs) lands, becoming the third largest wildfire in california history. Burning 400 square miles, the speed and size of the fire was unprecedented. But it remains the largest fire. In the wake of the rim fire, there was a clear need to restore and revitalize the forest. One of yss's first initiatives was the cherry creek watershed restoration project, which began in 2014. The rim fire in and near yosemite national park in california has now burned 213,414 acres (333 square miles). Today, it’s not even in the top ten. The rim fire started on august 17, 2013 in a remote area of the stanislaus national forest near the confluence of the clavey and tuolumne rivers about 20 miles east of sonora, california. New images from nasa's aqua and terra spacecraft offer unique perspectives on the large and destructive rim fire burning in and near california's yosemite national park. Despite its wide scope, the rim fire is far from becoming the worst in california history.