Bridger Teton Forest fuels specialist Andy Hall gives us an update on fuels reduction work in the region.
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A 20-mile hike in the Tetons rewarded bumble bee researcher Ellen Keaveny with a special Bombus occidentalis sighting.
Fire Update: Andy Hall on fuels work
Bridger Teton Forest fuels specialist Andy Hall gives us an update on fuels reduction work in the region.
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