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Scientists study Fourmile Creek Burn Area
Upper Emerson Gulch, burned by the Fourmile Canyon wildfire; view is downstream. ... 
Medano Creek Wildfire
Medano Creek after wildfire. ...
Native Fish and Wildfire
Colorado-native Rio Grande Cuttroat Trout salvaged after Medano Creek wildfire, Great Sand Dunes National Park, Colorado....
Wildfire Haze Over Santa Barbara
Despite the haze of smoke from wildfires, visitors enjoy the beach in Santa Barbara, California....
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Houses above burned Bureau of Land Management lands at Dulzura Creek, Harris Fire....
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Burned trees and ash on Bureau of Land Management lands at Dulzura Creek, Harris Fire....
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USGS scientist Dr. Robert Fisher and USGS videographer Steve Wessells look at invasive plants two weeks after the wildfires. Bureau of Land Management lands, Dulzura Creek, Harris Fire....
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Two weeks after the fires, USGS videographer Steve Wessells stands near invasive plants in Bureau of Land Management land, Dulzura Creek, Harris Fire....
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Scorched manzanita tree and rocks at Dulzura Creek, Harris Fire....
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A thick layer of ash and scorched trees in the Dulzura Creek area, Harris Fire....
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Interview with Dr. Robert Fisher
USGS videographer Steve Wessells interviews USGS scientist Dr. Robert Fisher about the ecological effects of the Harris Fire. Dulzura Creek....
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A ash-filled hole is all that remains from a tree that burned in the Harris Fire, Dulzura Creek. Such holes are commonly seen....
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