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Prescribed burn at the Ahwahnee Meadow in 2016.
NPS Photo.

Update: Monday morning, November 30: 

Pile burning will continue this week with favorable weather conditions. Signs will be posted in all pile burning locations.
Locations include:
 - Ahwahnee Meadow: weather and conditions permitting, ignitions of machine piles near the Ahwahnee Hotel will begin Monday, November 30. Smoke monitors are in place and signs will be posted.  
 - Crane Flat Helibase Road: crews will continue burning piles throughout the week.  
 - Yosemite Valley piles: ignitions will begin, conditions permitting, on piles near El Capitan Picnic Area.  
 - Community of Wawona: crews may burn some small piles throughout the community.  
 - El Portal: pile burning may begin in El Portal if conditions are favorable.


November 27, 2020 - Yosemite Fire Management plans to conduct pile burning in the Ahwahnee Meadow beginning on or about November 30. Pile burning will continue as conditions permit.

Burning piles is an efficient and effective way to reduce excessive fuel build-up on the landscape. Piles in the Ahwahnee Meadow are remnants of mechanical thinning from ongoing scenic vista restoration projects and hazard fuel reduction near the Ahwahnee Hotel. The piles will take up to 4 days to completely burn down.   

Smoke dispersion is a consideration in all decisions to ignite prescribed fires. Smoke from burning piles will be present until each pile is completely consumed.  Smoke impacts are expected to be for a short duration. Fire personnel will monitor fire behavior and smoke dispersion during the entire operation and take action to curb smoke production if air quality reaches unhealthy levels.     

Previously planned pile burning did not occur because of poor smoke dispersion and unfavorable weather conditions.
Source: NPS