Only you can prevent forest fires
Smoke rises from the Diamond Watch Fire, located 5.5 miles due west of Nordman.
Photo by R. GAULRAPP/Panhandle Helitack
Wildfire season has once again arrived in North Idaho, but thanks to some wetter than average conditions, it’s here a little later than we’ve seen in the past.
Idaho Panhandle National Forest (IPNF) Public Information Officer Kary Maddox explained that heavy winter snowpack and spring precipitation have brought a welcomed delay to fire season, but numerous storms and neglectful humans have seemingly done its best to kick things off...
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