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Prescribed burn to take place in Greenbrier County

by Rebecca Stalnaker
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March 23, 2022
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professional at a prescribed burn

Fire personnel from the Midewin Hotshot crew use drip torches to spread fire along the Sulphur Lick Run Road during the Brushy Mountain Grouse Management Area prescribed burn on Monongahela National Forest near Mapledale, West Virginia, April 4, 2019. (Forest Service photo by John Fry)

According to a press release from Monongahela National Forest, Natural Resource Specialist Julie Fosbender, a prescribed burn is scheduled in Greenbrier County on March 22.

The burns will take place in two separate areas. One consists of 1,119 acres at Peach Orchard, northwest of the Blue Bend Recreation Area. The second is on Lick Mountain and consists of 405 acres West of Neola.

Burn areas are closed to the public during burning and potentially several additional days to ensure safety.

As with any prescribed burn, there will be smoke in the air. Depending on weather conditions, there is the potential to see the smoke for an extended distance.

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