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Tunnel Fire BAER

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Unit Information

Coconino National Forest 
1824 S. Thompson St. 
Flagstaff, 
Arizona 
86001 
Coconino National Forest 
1824 S. Thompson St. 
Flagstaff, 
Arizona 
86001 

Incident Contacts

  • Dick Fleishman
    Phone:
    928-224-8306

Photographs Gallery

grass sprouting post Tunnel Fire
Blue grama gras re-sprouts within one week after the Tunnel Fire burned.
Blue grama gras re-sprouts within one week after the Tunnel Fire burned.
grass sprouting post Tunnel Fire

Blue grama gras re-sprouts within one week after the Tunnel Fire burned.

BAER Team looks at fire from O'Leary Lookout
BAER Team members get overview of Tunnel Fire from O'Leary Lookout on April 30, 2022
BAER Team members get overview of Tunnel Fire from O'Leary Lookout on April 30, 2022
BAER Team looks at fire from O'Leary Lookout

BAER Team members get an overview of the entire fire area from O'Leary Lookout Tower

Birds-eye view of Tunnel Fire
Birds-eye view of the Tunnel Fire from O'Leary Lookout
Birds-eye view of the Tunnel Fire from O'Leary Lookout
Birds-eye view of Tunnel Fire

Birds-eye view of the Tunnel Fire from O'Leary Lookout

BAER team coordinating with Coconino County
Personnel are from right to left: Christopher Tressler, Coconino County Engineer; Allen Haden, Natural Channel Design; Mark Christiano, Brendan Waterman, Dan Bone, Rob Ballard, and Matt O'Neill (behind Rob Ballard) BAER Team members
Personnel are from right to left: Christopher Tressler, Coconino County Engineer; Allen Haden, Natural Channel Design; Mark Christiano, Brendan Waterman, Dan Bone, Rob Ballard, and Matt O'Neill (behind Rob Ballard) BAER Team members
BAER team coordinating with Coconino County

BAER Team consulting with Coconino County on burn severity process and coordination between BAER process and processes on adjacent private lands on May , 2022.

BAER Team receiving safety briefing
BAER Team members from right to left: Brendan Waterman, team lead: Matt O'Neill, team lead trainee; Rob Ballard, soil scientist; Dan Bone, hydrologist; and Mark Christiano, GIS
BAER Team members from right to left: Brendan Waterman, team lead: Matt O'Neill, team lead trainee; Rob Ballard, soil scientist; Dan Bone, hydrologist; and Mark Christiano, GIS
BAER Team receiving safety briefing

BEAR Team leader trainee Matt O'Neill gives safety briefing prior to crews entering the Tunnel Fire to do burn severity assessments

low burn severity near Bonito Group Campground
Low burn severity near Bonito Group Site Campground
Low burn severity near Bonito Group Site Campground
low burn severity near Bonito Group Campground

Low burn severity at Bonito Group Campground on the Tunnel Fire

BAER Team and Coconino County coordinate
Personnel are from right to left: Brendan Waterman, BAER team lead, Christopher Tressler, Coconino County Engineer; Dan Bone, BAER Team hydrologist; Allen Haden, Natural Channel Design; and Matt O'Neill, BAER Team Lead trainee.
Personnel are from right to left: Brendan Waterman, BAER team lead, Christopher Tressler, Coconino County Engineer; Dan Bone, BAER Team hydrologist; Allen Haden, Natural Channel Design; and Matt O'Neill, BAER Team Lead trainee.
BAER Team and Coconino County coordinate

BAER Team members and Coconino County representatives inspect Schultz Fire mitigation structure in Lennox Avenue watershed in Tunnel Fire on May 1, 2022

Burn Severity Assessment near FR414
Hydrologist Dan Bone (left) and Soil Scientist Rob Ballard (right) conducting burn severity assessment on the Tunnel Fire west of Sunset Crater National Monument
Hydrologist Dan Bone (left) and Soil Scientist Rob Ballard (right) conducting burn severity assessment on the Tunnel Fire west of Sunset Crater National Monument
Burn Severity Assessment near FR414

Hydrologist Dan Bone (left) and Soil Scientist Rob Ballard (right) conducting burn severity assessment on the Tunnel Fire west of Sunset Crater National Monument

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