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The Rim County people are assisting others combat forest fires even though their land is not threatened, but because they economically depend on the forest-logging and tourism.

Detailed information about combating the forest fires, and the extent and intensity of the Arizona fires.

Article discussing the extent and area damaged by the Carrizo fire.

Article discusses why Arizona was going through the worst drought and fire conditions.

Article regarding state foresters asking the public to say away from the forests for a week or ten days.

Article about wind direction, firefighting actions taken, forest closure, and an intense forest fire in New Mexico.

Article states there is a new fire outbreak, and explains how some fires are under control, why they expect more lightning fires, and why some of the forests and campsites are closed.

Discusses extent of forest fire damages, the firefighting progress, and the loss timber revenue due to the fires.

The article discusses the need for rain, and the commencement, extent, damages, and firefighting actions in regard to the Carrizo fire.

The article discusses the need for rain, and the commencement, extent, damages, and firefighting actions in regard to the Carrizo fire.

States fire is essentially contained and discusses the area damaged by the fire. Also states there will be rehabilitation and salvage timber operations.

States the forest fire is mostly under control, summarizes total area damaged by the different fires, and how the army assisted in the firefighting.

Control of the Carrizo fire has been turned over to the BIA. Article discuses clean-up and reseed plans, and fears lightning may start new fires.

Discusses post-containment strategies, such as the firefighters' future duties and the rehabilitation process.

News article explaining why colonists called the White Mountain Apache people's land Fort Apache. Furthermore, the Apache people want their true name to be recognized.