One complaint about off-highway vehicles in the Sedona area is that their use is damaging the Coconino National Forest, but neither the Red Rock Ranger District nor the city of Sedona have an estimate of the number of acres...
One argument about off-highway vehicles in the Sedona area is that they’re damaging the Coconino National Forest by ripping up the soil. How much damage are they doing?
Deanna Bindley, a resident of Forest Road 152C who has been...
Coconino National Forest fire managers will continue work on several crucial prescribed fire projects through Friday, Nov. 3, while wind and weather conditions are favorable.
Planned projects for the Flagstaff Ranger District include the 3E burn, which will take place...
Over the last 30 years, as demand for camping within the 1,821,495-acre Coconino National Forest has increased, more of it has been closed to camping.
Within the Red Rock Ranger District, camping is now prohibited on 15% of its...
The Coconino National Forest has announced that fire managers are pivoting to a full suppression strategy on both the Scott Fire and the Luke Fire, a pair of lightning-caused wildfires located south of Flagstaff, after both fires resulted in...
The Sedona City Council voted to adopt the final draft of the 2024 Sedona Community Plan on Tuesday, March...
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