BIA Forestry & Wildland Fire Management - Southern Pueblos Agency

BIA Forestry & Wildland Fire Management - Southern Pueblos Agency The Southern Pueblos U.S. Wildland Fire Service streamlines wildfire prevention, response, and recovery efforts across lands administered by the U.S.

Department of the Interior, setting the nation on a course to build a more resilient future.

🔥 Not all fires are bad. Fire can be a powerful tool for protecting our lands and communities.Good fires (prescribed bur...
07/31/2026

🔥 Not all fires are bad. Fire can be a powerful tool for protecting our lands and communities.

Good fires (prescribed burns and cultural fires) help restore healthy landscapes, reduce excess vegetation and lower the risk of destructive wildfires.

Bad fires are uncontrolled wildfires that threaten homes, wildlife and lives.

By supporting responsible fire management and Firewise practices, we can help reduce wildfire risk and keep our communities safer.

âś… Learn about Firewise landscaping.
âś… Support local prescribed burn programs.
âś… Report unsafe fire conditions.

Together, we can protect our lands for future generations. 🌎🔥

Wildland fires are increasing in and around Southern Pueblos tribal lands. With dry conditions, incoming storm fronts br...
07/01/2026

Wildland fires are increasing in and around Southern Pueblos tribal lands. With dry conditions, incoming storm fronts bring dry lightning, and strong winds, the risk of fires is higher than ever. Please stay alert to any potential fire activity in your area!

âť—Check your local fire danger rating and look out for red flag warnings days.
âť—Monitor current fire restrictions. Southern Pueblos is now under Stage II Fire Restrictions.
âť—Report any signs of fire immediately and follow all safety guidelines.

With the 4th of July holiday approaching, please remain vigilant and take extra precautions to protect yourself and your community.

The USWFS Southern Pueblos fire prevention and the Confederated Salish Kootenai Tribes (CSKT) wildland fuels module out ...
06/15/2026

The USWFS Southern Pueblos fire prevention and the Confederated Salish Kootenai Tribes (CSKT) wildland fuels module out of Mission Valley, Montana have recently updated a pair of fire danger signs in Laguna Pueblo.

Fire Danger Ratings are determined as temperatures increase and humidity decreases, resulting in reduced fuel moisture a...
06/15/2026

Fire Danger Ratings are determined as temperatures increase and humidity decreases, resulting in reduced fuel moisture and heightened risk of severe to extreme fire behavior. These ratings inform the public about fire hazards present in both urban interface areas and wildland environments.

Smoke Report near Pajarito Peak. USWFS Southern Pueblos Engine 2066 is responding to the reported smoke.
06/10/2026

Smoke Report near Pajarito Peak. USWFS Southern Pueblos Engine 2066 is responding to the reported smoke.

A wildland fire was ignited by dry lightning yesterday on Laguna Pueblo, located south of Redondo Mesa. As of June 9, 20...
06/09/2026

A wildland fire was ignited by dry lightning yesterday on Laguna Pueblo, located south of Redondo Mesa. As of June 9, 2026, the Lucero Fire has been fully contained, controlled, and called out. Due to the coordinated efforts of the Laguna Pueblo Police, Rangers, Fire Department, as well as USWFS Southern Pueblos and NM State Forestry, the fire was successfully contained to just one tenth of an acre.

With the onset of the monsoonal pattern approaching in the coming month(s), be aware of possible wildland fire starts.
06/09/2026

With the onset of the monsoonal pattern approaching in the coming month(s), be aware of possible wildland fire starts.

With Memorial Day weekend on the horizon, Smokey along with USWFS Southern Pueblos Fire Management wants to honor the co...
05/22/2026

With Memorial Day weekend on the horizon, Smokey along with USWFS Southern Pueblos Fire Management wants to honor the courageous men and women who sacrificed everything for our freedom. He also encourages everyone to practice fire safety to help safeguard forests and tribal communities from preventable wildfires.

Prevention events are documented through photographs, yet the impact of Smokey Bear and his advocacy for wildland fire p...
05/22/2026

Prevention events are documented through photographs, yet the impact of Smokey Bear and his advocacy for wildland fire prevention and education remains enduring.

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