Arizona completes Baker and Poco Pino timber sales, advancing forest restoration and wildfire prevention efforts.

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Sun Mountain Logging employees a operate a stroke boom delimber and a wheeled grapple skidder while logging an area of ...

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Time to put your two-wheeler to good use on these scenic, fun bike paths—one in each state. Bicycling is as popular as ever, ...

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The region’s forests are adapted to fire. It’s a natural and necessary part of the ecosystem. Today’s megafires, though, burn ...

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Dear EarthTalk: Are increased shrub and tree plantings in the eastern U.S. in recent decades partially responsible for the recent uptick in wildfires across the region?

North Carolina State University forestry and environmental resources professor Robert Scheller said.

Experts say Arizona will continue to have a heightened risk of wildfires in 2025 as a relatively dry winter comes to a close.