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Mojave National Preserve
Fire Management
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Fire Management Plan

Appendices:
A. Biological Assessment for Desert Tortoise
B. Wilderness Minimum requirements analysis
C. Fire Effects Monitoring and Research Plan
D. Smoke Management Plan
E. Aviation Plan
F. Five Year Work Plan

Environmental Assessment

 
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Hackberry Fire Newsletter
July 1, 2005
On June 22, 2005, lightning strikes ignited seven fires that burned 70,736 acres over the next four days. The newsletter describes the fire and its aftermath.

Hackberry Fire Burned Area Emergency Response Plan
July 5, 2005
A plan for mitigating damage caused by the Hackberry Complex of Fires

 

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Did You Know?
The railroad town of Kelso in Mojave National Preserve was named in 1905 by railroad construction workers. Two men placed their names in a hat, along with that of a third who had just moved away. The name drawn from the hat was that of John H. Kelso, the man absent from the drawing.
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