Teton Interagency Fire

Little Hornet, windrow, is a prescribed burn, in unit 7, consisting of 52 acres of slash which has been piled into large piles.  Prescribed burning is planned for fall implementations.

For more information on this project contact Timothy Sherwin, Fire Management Specialist (Fuels), 307-828-5112.

• LVT Windrow Unit 7 Map

The Monument Ridge Vegetation and Recreation Management Project, proposed by the Sublette County Collaborative, is multifaceted. It addresses vegetation management within the wildland urban interface, wildlife habitat enhancement activities, along with safety and access improvements for recreation. These activities are set to improve forest health and promote wildlife populations for elk, mule deer, and sage grouse. This project will provide positive wildlife benefits and recreation opportunities well into the future.

• Monument Rx Flyer 
• Monument Ridge Vegetation and Recreation Management Project Brochure
• Project Map - Showing Unit 15 (red outline)
• Project Map 2 - Showing Unit 15 (red outline)
• Project Overview Page

Packsaddle prescribed burn is located in the La Barge drainage between Forest road 10138 and Forest road 10128. This prescription will target 477 acres. Prescribed burning is planned for fall implementations.

• Packsaddle Map

The Greys River Ranger District of the Bridger-Teton National Forest plans to implement a broadcast burn in the Star Valley Front Rx Project, Units 8 and 9. Unit 8 is approximately three miles east of Turnerville, WY. The northern boundary is the North Fork Willow Creek Drainage, the eastern boundary is the ridgeline between McDougal Pass and Mt. Fitzpatrick, the southern boundary is Swift Creek, and the western boundary is Willow Creek. Unit 9 is five miles east of Bedford, WY, approximately three miles up the Strawberry Creek Trail.

The Star Valley Front Vegetation Treatment Project is located east of Star Valley and consists of a 72,577-acre project area with 31,477 acres of proposed burn units extending from Strawberry Creek south to Cottonwood Creek, from the forest boundary to the top of the Salt River Range. The main purpose for treating vegetation in the Star Valley Front Project Area is to begin restoring a balance of age classes in mountain shrubland, mountain big sagebrush, aspen, and conifer communities.

This vegetation treatment is a cooperative effort between the U.S. Forest Service, Wyoming Game & Fish Department, Wyoming Wildlife and Natural Resources Trust, and other partners.

For more information on this project contact Timothy Sherwin, Fire Management Specialist (Fuels), 307-828-5112

• 09/23/2026 News Release
• SVF Overview Map
• SVF Unit 8