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Grand Teton National Park & John D. Rockefeller, Jr. Memorial Parkway
Fire News Releases

2008

August
08/25 Interagency Fire Managers Increase Fire Danger Rating to Very High
08/18 Human-caused Fire Near Jenny Lake Lodge

July
07/30 Fire Danger Elevated to Very High

June
06/09 Firefighters Gather for 10th Annual All Fire Day Training

April
04/29 Bridger-Teton and Grand Teton Fire Managers Plan Spring-time Prescribed Fires

March
04/24 Fire Management Officer Lisa Elenz Receives Award for Excellence

 

2007

September
09/17 Interagency Fire Managers Announce Plans for Fall Season Prescribed Fires
09/10 Two New Wildland Fired in Grand Teton NP

August
08/27 Reid Fire in Grand Teton NP
08/14 Lightning-Caused Fire Near Delta Lake Managed for Resource Benefits
08/10 Lightning Ignites Fires in Grand Teton National Park and Bridger-Teton National Forest
08/07 Fire Restrictons Lifted on Public Lands

July
07/26 Lightning Ignites Fire in the John D. Rockefeller, Jr. Memorial Parkway
07/23 Boone Fire Discovered in Grand Teton
07/19 Hermitage Fire in Grand Teton NP
07/11 Additional Fire Restrictions in Grand Teton
07/08 Thunderstorm Ignites Fires in GTNP
07/05 Fire Danger Rating Elevated to Extreme
07/02 Interagency Fire Restrictions in Effect

June
06/25 Uhl Hill Fire Begins in Grand Teton
06/07 Lightning-caused Fire Begins in the Park

Related Links
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Grand Teton National Park News Releases
Mt. Moran in July  

Did You Know?
Did you know that the black stripe, or dike, on the face of Mount Moran is 150 feet wide and extends six or seven miles westward? The black dike was once molten magma that squeezed into a crack when the rocks were deep underground, and has since been lifted skyward by movement on the Teton fault.

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Last Updated: September 04, 2008 at 11:17 EST