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Sequoia & Kings Canyon National ParkLocalized smoke rising from a prescribed burn in a sequoia grove.
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Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Park
Fire in the Parks
 

The fire and fuels management program works to protect ecosystems and communities by restoring fire's natural role in the environment and by reducing hazardous fuels.

Be aware that fire and/or smoke may be present in the parks at any time. Click on "Current Fire Information" (to the right) for details.

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Fire & Fuels Management Plan
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Current Fire Information
Read up-to-date news about fire incidents and projects
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Fire Science Information Cache
Learn about fire ecology, history, and research.
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Operations & Fire Dispatch
Information about fire crews & assignments.
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Map of Sequoia and Kings Canyon.  

Did You Know?
Sequoia & Kings Canyon Parks form the heart of the second-largest contiguous roadless area left in the lower 48 states. The southern Sierra is so rugged that few roads cross it; you must go north to Tioga Pass in Yosemite National Park or south to Walker Pass or Tehachapi Pass.

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Last Updated: May 08, 2009 at 17:04 EST