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Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Park
Crew 91
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Meet Crew 91
Crew 91 is a 16-person wildland fire crew stationed in Ash Mountain in Sequoia National Park. Their primary responsibility is preparing and conducting prescribed fire and other fuels projects throughout Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks. However, they are fully qualified as wildland fire crew that can respond both locally and throughout the nation.
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Members of Crew 91:
Back row (Left to right): Pedro Gutierrez (Captain), Ross Garlapow (Squad Boss), Andrew Basham, Mari Knowles, Wyatt Bloetscher, Elliot Nauert, Allen Welch, Tyson Moya, Willie Munguia (Squad Boss), Cristian Lopez (Asst. Captain).
Front Row: Roberto Castillo, Brendan Mills, Anthony Brown, Randy Cavigli, Cameron Rohn, Tory Escarsega. |
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Squad Boss Cristian Lopez leads crew members on the Ash Mountain Prescribed Fire
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NPS Photo Crew members cleared brush other fuels around the Quinn Patrol Cabin and conducted burnout operations to remove fuel in front of the main fire. Lion Fire.
Where are they now?
Crew 91 finished off strong working on several prescribed fires in the parks. Most of the crew is now off on winter adventures. Have a great winter and we hope to see you back next spring.
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What's New with Crew 91?
Crew highlights
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Fire is an essential part of Sierra forest ecology. Plants and animals have adapted to the periodic, low-intensity fires that naturally occur here. In fact, sequoias need fire to open their cones and release the seeds, and to leave cleared beds of ash where they sprout and grow best.
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Last Updated: November 03, 2011 at 09:49 MST |
