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North Cascades National Park Service ComplexFlick Creek Fire - 9/13/06
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North Cascades National Park Service Complex
Fire Management
 
Flick Creek Fire
The Flick Creek Fire burns close to Lake Chelan and Stehekin in the late summer of 2006.

Flick Creek Burned Area Emergency Response and Rehabilitation Plans

The National Park Service and US Forest Service combined to complete the Burned Area Emergency Response (BAER) and Burned Area Rehabilitation (BAR) plans for the Flick Creek fire. The BAER plan considers emergency treatments that must be completed within one year of the fire, to address those more immediate, critical threats to life, property, and resources. The BAR plan considers treatments to minor structures and facilities or to natural and cultural resources that are not expected to recover naturally from severe wildfire damage.

Read more about them and access the complete plan documents by clicking on the highlight on the right.

Flick Creek Fire, 2006
Flick Creek BAER and BAR Plans
The Flick Creek Burned Area Emergency Response and Rehabilitaion Plans
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Fire Management Plan
Fire Management Plan
2007 Fire Management Plan North Cascades NPSC
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Did You Know?
In addition to Wilderness, Recreation Areas and National Park designations there are also five Research Natural Areas in the complex: Silver Lake, Pyramid Lake, Boston Glacier, Stetattle Creek and Big Beaver Valley.

Last Updated: October 23, 2006 at 18:53 EST