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Burned Area Emergency Response (BAER) on WST

October 5, 2022

Local resource YubaNet.com published this report regarding the work being done by the Forest Service BAER team who are assessing federal lands burned in the Mosquito Fire, including those traversed by the WST:

BAER Specialists assess Mosquito Fire burned area – photos

Of particular interest are photos of the trail, as well as some of a previously unknown mine shaft near WST in the Michigan Bluff vicinity that became a hazard after the plug that used to block it burned away.

Local resource YubaNet.com published this report regarding the Forest Service BAER team who are assessing federal lands burned in the Mosquito Fire, including those traversed by the WST

BAER team assessments focus on emergency actions that are necessary to protect human life and safety, property, critical cultural resources, and critical natural resources such as soil productivity, hydrologic function, and water quality. Emergency actions are intended to minimize any further damage during rainstorm events.

Burned WST in El Dorado Canyon – source: BAER Team USFS

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