A potential burn window has been identified for this burn, covering up to 69 hectares. This project could begin as early as Tuesday, April 1, although the exact timing of this burn will depend on weather and site conditions.
In the days leading up to the main burn, smoke may be visible as part of blacklining operations. Blacklining is when fuels are pre-burnt in small sections next to the burn perimeter to reinforce containment lines.
Smoke may impact residents near the burn area and may be visible from Rock Creek and surrounding communities, and to motorists travelling along Highway 3 and 33.
For more information: https://blog.gov.bc.ca/.../prescribed-burn-planned-for.../
Learn about prescribed burn project planning: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BgA7cnJIYtA
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