Acres: 17,413 Start Date: 6/25/2025 Completion: 78 % Location: Located in the Coyote Ranger District, 8 miles north of New Mexico State Road 96 and west of the Chama River Canyon Wilderness. Personnel: 33 Resources: 1 helicopter, 3 engines, 1 water tender Fuels: Oak brush, ponderosa pine, Piñon-juniper Highlights: Thanks to the continued hard […]
Continue readingLaguna Fire Soil Burn Severity is Low
Santa Fe, N.M., July 31, 2025— A Burned Area Emergency Response (BAER) team has created the soil burn severity map for the Laguna Wildfire that shows an estimate of fire effects on soils. Approximately 81% of the Laguna Fire acres are either unburned/very low or low soil burn severity, while 14% sustained moderate and 5% […]
Continue readingLaguna Fire Daily Update – August 1, 2025
Acres: 17,413 Start Date: 6/25/2025 Completion: 78 % Location: Located in the Coyote Ranger District, 8 miles north of New Mexico State Road 96 and west of the Chama River Canyon Wilderness. Personnel: 38 Resources: 2 helicopters, 3 engines, 1 water tender Fuels: Oak brush, ponderosa pine, Piñon-juniper Highlights: The firefighters that were inserted […]
Continue readingEn marcha la Evaluación de Respuesta de Emergencia en la zona quemada por el Incendio Forestal Laguna.
Santa Fe, Nuevo México, 31 de julio de 2025. Después de darse un incendio forestal, la prioridad del Servicio Forestal es la estabilización de emergencia para prevenir daños adicionales a la vida de las personas, a la propiedad o a los recursos naturales. Bosque Nacional de Santa Fe ha iniciado una evaluación de respuesta de […]
Continue readingLaguna Fire BAER Assessment Underway
Burned Area Emergency Response assessment underway on Laguna Fire Santa Fe, N.M., July 31, 2025— After a wildfire, the Forest Service’s first priority is emergency stabilization in order to prevent further damage to life, property or natural resources. The Santa Fe National Forest has initiated a Burned Area Emergency Response (BAER) assessment of the approximately […]
Continue readingLaguna Fire Daily Update – July 30, 2025
Acres: 17,413 Start Date: 6/25/2025 Completion: 78 % Location: Located in the Coyote Ranger District, 8 miles north of New Mexico State Road 96 and west of the Chama River Canyon Wilderness. Personnel: 55 Resources: 1 crew, 2 helicopters, 2 engines, 1 water tender Fuels: Oak brush, ponderosa pine, Piñon-juniper Highlights: Firefighters continue to […]
Continue readingLaguna Fire Daily Update – July 30, 2025
Acres: 17,413 Start Date: 6/25/2025 Completion: 78 % Location: Located in the Coyote Ranger District, 8 miles north of New Mexico State Road 96 and west of the Chama River Canyon Wilderness. Personnel: 66 Resources: 1 crew, 2 helicopters, 4 engines, 1 water tender Fuels: Oak brush, ponderosa pine, Piñon-juniper Highlights: A local Type […]
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Laguna Fire Daily Update – July 29, 2025
Acres: 17,413 Start Date: 6/25/2025 Completion: 78 % Location: Located in the Coyote Ranger District, 8 miles north of New Mexico State Road 96 and west of the Chama River Canyon Wilderness. Personnel: 164 Resources: 1 crew, 2 helicopters, 5 engines, 1 water tender Fuels: Oak brush, ponderosa pine, Piñon-juniper Highlights: This morning at […]
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Laguna Wildfire Daily Update – July 28, 2025
Southwest Team 1 begins the transition to a Type 4 team Acres: 17,413 Personnel: 175 Containment: 75% Resources: 3 crew | 5 engines | 2 helicopters | 1 unmanned aircraft system | 1 water tenders | 3 ambulance Highlights: The fire was tested over the last 2 days with higher temperatures, low humidities, and varying […]
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Laguna Wildfire Daily Update — July 27, 2025
Southwest Area Incident Management Team TEAM 1 – CARL SCHWOPE – INCIDENT COMMANDER Southwest Team 1 will continue managing the fire through the hot, dry weather. Acres: 17,388 Start Date: 06/25/2025 Location: Gallina, NM Cause: Lightning Personnel: 195 Fuels: Oak brush, Piñon-juniper, mixed conifer Containment: 75% Resources: 3 crew | 5 engines […]
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Laguna Wildfire Daily Update – July 26, 2025
Containment exceeds 70% for the Laguna Fire Acres: 17,275 Start Date: 06/25/2025 Location: Gallina, NM Cause: Lightning Personnel: 202 Fuels: Oak brush, Piñon-juniper, and mixed conifer Containment: 75% Resources: 3 crews | 5 engines | 2 helicopters | 2 unmanned aircraft system | 2 water tenders | 2 dozer | 3 ambulance Highlights: Containment has increased […]
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Laguna Wildfire Daily Update – July 25, 2025
Firefighters strengthen containment as post-fire repair efforts begin Acres: 17,250 Start Date: 06/25/2025 Location: Gallina, NM Cause: Lightning Personnel: 257 Fuels: Oak brush, Piñon-juniper, and mixed conifer Containment: 57% Resources: 1 crews | 7 engines | 4 helicopters | 2 unmanned aircraft system | 2 water tenders | 2 dozer | 3 ambulance Highlights: Firefighters made […]
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Laguna Wildfire Daily Update – July 24, 2025
Firefighters continue progress on the Laguna Fire with aerial support and favorable weather Acres: 17,020 Start Date: 06/25/2025 Location: Gallina, NM Cause: Lightning Personnel: 262 Fuels: Oak brush, Piñon-juniper, and mixed conifer Containment: 55% Resources: 1 crews | 7 engines | 4 helicopters | 2 unmanned aircraft system | 2 water tenders | 2 dozer […]
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Laguna Wildfire Daily Update – July 23, 2025
Strategic firing operations strengthen planned containment lines on Laguna Fire Acres: 16,934 Start Date: 06/25/2025 Location: Gallina, NM Cause: Lightning Personnel: 297 Fuels: Oak brush, Piñon-juniper, and mixed conifer Containment: 55% Resources: 2 crews | 9 engines | 4 helicopters | 2 unmanned aircraft system | 2 water tenders | 2 dozer | 3 ambulance […]
Continue readingLaguna Wildfire Daily Update – July 22, 2025
Aerial operations support full suppression efforts, increasing smoke in the area. Acres: 16,835 Start Date: 06/25/2025 Location: Gallina, NM Cause: Lightning Personnel: 320 Fuels: Oak brush, Piñon-juniper, and mixed conifer Containment: 55% Resources: 2 crews | 14 engines | 4 helicopters | 2 unmanned aircraft system | 2 water tenders | 2 dozer | […]
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Laguna Wildfire Daily Update – July 21, 2025
Planned fire operations may increase smoke in the area. Acres: 16,713 Start Date: 06/25/2025 Location: Gallina, NM Cause: Lightning Personnel: 325 Fuels: Oak brush, Piñon-juniper, and mixed conifer Containment: 55% Resources: 2 crews | 14 engines | 4 helicopters | 2 unmanned aircraft system | 5 water tenders | 2 dozer | 3 ambulance […]
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Laguna Wildfire Daily Update July 20, 2025
Increased smoke can be expected in the coming days as firefighters work to contain the fire. Acres: 16,713 Start Date: 06/25/2025 Location: Gallina, NM Cause: Lightning Personnel: 315 Fuels: Oak brush, Piñon-juniper, and mixed conifer Containment: 55% Resources: 2 crews | 14 engines | 4 helicopters | 2 unmanned aircraft system | 5 water […]
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Laguna Wildfire Daily Update – July 19, 2025
Smoke production is expected to increase this weekend. Acres: 16,004Start Date: 06/25/2025Containment: 47%Location: Gallina, NMCause: LightningPersonnel: 298Fuels: Oak brush, Piñon-juniper, and mixed coniferResources: 2 crews | 12 engines | 3 helicopters | 1 unmanned aircraft system | 4 water tenders | 2 dozer | 4 ambulance Highlights: Crews continue full suppression with strategic ignitions. Surrounding communities may experience and increase in smoke production […]
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Laguna Wildfire Daily Update – July 18, 2025
Acres: 16,004Start Date: 06/25/2025Containment: 44%Location: Gallina, NMCause: LightningPersonnel: 324Fuels: Oak brush, Piñon-juniper, and mixed coniferResources: 3 crews | 12 engines | 3 helicopters | 1 unmanned aircraft system | 3 water tenders | 2 dozer | 4 ambulance Highlights: Crews continue to prep and improve defensible space around cultural structures. Rain, heavy in some areas, […]
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Laguna Wildfire Daily Update – July 17, 2025
Southwest Area Incident Management Team 1 – Daily Update for July 16th, 2025 Acres: 15,714Start Date: 06/25/2025Containment: 44%Location: 4 miles northeast of Gallina, NMCause: LightningPersonnel: 286Fuels: Oak brush, Piñon-juniper, and mixed coniferResources: 4 crews | 9 engines | 3 helicopters | 1 unmanned aircraft system | 3 water tenders | 2 dozer | 4 ambulances […]
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