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Wildfire management top-of-mind for western governors in meeting with US Forest Service chief
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· July 10, 2026
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Key points This meeting took place in Deer Valley and included state and federal public lands officials. Further information on the meeting and the current wildfire situation can be found through the Glenwood Springs Post Independent.
Major wildfires are burning in several western states, including Colorado. The state is currently dealing with five wildfires that have scorched a significant amount of land.
A recent meeting of western state governors discussed the need for cooperation between state and federal agencies on land management. This meeting took place in Deer Valley and included state and federal public lands officials.
Further information on the meeting and the current wildfire situation can be found through the Glenwood Springs Post Independent. Details on the discussion of management strategies and the impact of the wildfires are available from this source.
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Published: July 10, 2026 ·
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