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Planned burn to protect the Hualapai Mountains

No need to worry if you saw smoke billowing from the Hualapai Mountains southeast of Kingman Wednesday and Thursday. It’s a planned activity coordinated by the Bureau of Land Management. It’s part of a program to establish fire breaks to protect Hualapai Mountain communities. Officials say the burning of slash piles also improves the ecosystem for the benefit of wildlife.

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