I. INTRODUCTION Once again the Cody Interagency Dispatch Zone (CDC) received enough moisture through the summer to keep fire and acre totals in the average range. Mark Helming, a long-time CDC employee, retired at the e

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Date: 2014-06-20 16:21:29 Wildland fire suppression Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem Shoshone National Forest Bureau of Land Management Bighorn Basin Shoshone people Wind River Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area Bighorn sheep Wyoming Geography of the United States Western United States		I. INTRODUCTION Once again the Cody Interagency Dispatch Zone (CDC) received enough moisture through the summer to keep fire and acre totals in the average range. Mark Helming, a long-time CDC employee, retired at the e Add to Reading List Source URL: gacc.nifc.gov Download Document from Source Website File Size: 80,82 KB Share Document on Facebook

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