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Crews battling Ash fire in southwest corner of Yellowstone National Park
YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK - Crews are fighting a new wildfire Wednesday evening in the southwest corner of Yellowstone National Park. The Ash fire in the Bechler area was detected by Yellowstone helitack crew on an aerial reconnaissance mission, park officials said in a news release. The fire was estimated at 10 acres on Wednesday night.
Ash Fire: Yellowstone crews combat wildfire in southwest corner
Firefighters in Yellowstone National Park are actively battling the Ash Fire burning in the park's remote southwest corner. First detected Wednesday afternoon, July 30, by Yellowstone helitack crews on an aerial reconnaissance mission in the Bechler area,
Crews are battling the Ash Fire in Yellowstone, now over 10 acres. The fire danger is High, with closures in effect. Stay ...
The Ash Fire was most likely ignited by lightning. The park has received over 350 lightning strikes in the last 24 hours.
About 25 firefighters have been assigned to douse the Ash fire burning in the park's Bechler region. Resources include Forest Service smokejumpers and three helicopters.
Crews on an aerial reconnaissance mission Wednesday discovered the Ash Fire burning in the southwest corner of Yellowstone ...
When it comes to wildfire seasons, there’s no forgetting the devastating fires that hit Yellowstone National Park in 1988.
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