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The Denver Post9y
10 years after Hayman Fire, more forests burn
If homes burn, they can be rebuilt ... to reduce the threat and the intensity of fire. “Hayman was a very large, very hot fire that burned on highly erosive soils. When you add very large ...
9NEWS3y
Burn area still looks barren, 20 years after Hayman Fire
DECKERS, Colo. — The beauty of nature mixes with the horror of fire outside the home of Tammy Ore near Deckers. Four years ago, Ore bought a rebuilt home in the middle of the Hayman Fire burn scar.
The Denver Post13y
Hayman fire, 10 years later: More forests being allowed to burn
If homes burn, they can be rebuilt ... to reduce the threat and the intensity of fire. “Hayman was a very large, very hot fire that burned on highly erosive soils. When you add very large ...
CBS News13y
10 Years Later, Many Hayman Fire Victims Reside In Burn Area
many Coloradans who lost homes or whose property was damaged remain in the same spot they were in before the fire started. For most residents who live inside the Hayman burn area the landscape has ...
The Gazette3y
Recovery from Hayman fire continues 20 years later, with lessons learned being applied
Recent studies have shown the quality of water originating from the Hayman burn region is substandard to what it was before the fire, she added. “We often think that these issues are short-term, ...
The Gazette13y
10 YEARS LATER: Hayman fire still burns in our memory
Bill Owens said, it looked “as if all of Colorado is burning.” Click here for a timeline of the Hayman FireDeckers: A community bounces back In the dry days before the fire, people prayed for ...
CBS News13y
Recovery Efforts Still Going On In Hayman Burn Area 10 Years Later
DECKERS, Colo. (CBS4) - The massive Hayman wildfire started 10 years ago on Friday. It was the largest fire is Colorado history and the recovery efforts in the burn area are still going on.
9NEWS3y
First responders talk about Hayman Fire 20 years later
"From 6:30 in the morning till 9:30, we're talking big changes." RELATED: Burn area still looks barren, 20 years after Hayman Fire Fueled by wind, dry conditions, and an overgrown forest ...
Sterling Journal-Advocate4y
Field Notes of a Colorado Sportsperson: Important lessons learned from last summer’s catastrophic wildfires and their impact on big game, fish and forests
I found myself standing just off Trail Creek Road, overlooking a section of the Hayman Fire burn area in Teller County with Officer Tim Kroening, CPW district wildlife manager based in Woodland Park.
NPR4y
As Wildfires Grow More Intense, Iconic Western Forests May Not Come Back
This is part of where the Hayman fire — until last month ... She says lodgepole pine forests, such as what's been burning in the Cameron Peak Fire north of Rocky Mountain National Park, have ...
Colorado Public Radio4y
‘Reclaiming The Genius Of Our Ancestors’: For These Students, Helping Solve The Future Of Colorado Wildfires Means Studying Indigenous Traditions
The Hayman fire burned so hot, it burned ground cover ... and the positive effects of Indigenous cultural burning practices, the students are getting a close-up look at the aftermath of wildfires.