Fire restrictions begin across parts of Nevada as wildfire danger grows and officials urge caution.
With an increase in summer recreation, fire officials in the Plumas National Forest are asking residents and visitors to help prevent wildfires.
A rekindled campfire that had grown to a much larger size was tackled by a multi-agency response today in Sierra County.
Fire officials say any outdoor activities that could kick up sparks should be avoided as fire danger is high.
New campfire restrictions, smoking bans, and restrictions on off-road vehicle use are now in place across the Lake Tahoe Basin.
A regional fire ban is now in effect across the Truckee area as part of a coordinated wildfire prevention effort.
Fire restrictions go into effect across parts of central and northwestern Nevada due to increasing fire danger on July 1.
The Truckee Meadows Fire Protection District has implemented fire restrictions effective immediately due to high fire risk.
Public lands agencies are implementing fire restrictions on all lands in western Nevada under their jurisdictions starting on Thursday.
Outdoor residential debris burning is now suspended in multiple counties due to rising fire danger.