A Decade of Forest Fires and Flooding - Ruidoso Register

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Sat, Apr 25, 20269:00 AM1:00 PM  (Mountain)

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A Decade of Forest Fires and Flooding - Ruidoso

Let's hike, and We'll discuss the past number of fires that have occurred in Lincoln County. Topics include the effects of fire, drought and monsoon flash floods that have impacted recreational trails within the forest and how fire has shaped the ecology within the area of our hike. We'll be hiking one of the Cedar Creek trails and walk through some heavily burned scarred areas. This hike is a 3.5-4 mile roundtrip with a moderate and gradual 425' elevation gain which will include several stops. Good footwear , water and sunscreen and dress for the weather is essential. If we're lucky, we'll catch some glimpses of elk and wild horses. No dogs please and appropriate for children over 14 with a parent or legal guardian. Registration is limited to 10 participants. RSVP no later than April 23rd.

Smokey Bear Ranger Station parking lot - 901 Mechem Drive (Hwy 48 and Mechem Drive are the same.

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Organized By: Southern New Mexico Group

LocationSmokey Bear Ranger Station parking lot - 901 Mechem Drive (Hwy 48 and Mechem Drive are the same.

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Event Organizers:
John Pijawka
   jastro@windstream.net

A Decade of Forest Fires and Flooding -  Ruidoso.  April 25 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Let's hike and We'll discuss the past number of fires that have occurred in Lincoln County. Topics include the effects of fire, drought and monsoon flash floods that have impacted recreational trails within the forest and how fire has shaped the ecology within the area of our hike. We'll be hiking one of the Cedar Creek trails and walk through some heavily burned scarred areas. This hike is a 3.5-4 mile roundtrip with a moderate and gradual 425' elevation gain which will include several stops. Good footwear , water and sunscreen and dress for the weather is essential. If we're lucky, we'll catch some glimpses of elk and wild horses. No dogs please and appropriate for children over 14 with a parent or legal guardian. Registration is limited to 10 participants.
RSVP no later than April 23rd at https://www.riograndesierraclub.org/calendar/

Location: Smokey Bear Ranger Station parking lot - 901 Mechem Drive (Hwy 48 and Mechem Drive are the same.)
Level: Moderate
Leader:  John Pijawka, jastro@windstream.net
 

Level: Moderate

Signup Instructions: sign up at www.riograndedierraclub.org/calendar

Bring: Good footwear, water, snacks and sunscreen

Signup Restrictions: no dogs or children under 13 unless you get permission from the leader in advance.

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