Parks & Open SpacePost Wildfire Response & Mitigation

Encebado Wildfire

WSRI subcontracted to Aero Tech to complete 869 acres of aerial seed and hydromulch slurry loading and application on the Encebado Fire area during August 2003. The slurry mixture consisted of winter wheat for quick vegetation cover and pine seed, hydromulch, and laccoset, which is a soil stabilizing material. The 869 acres were completed in 16 days.

PROJECT:

Encebado Wildfire – Aerial Seeding and Hydromulching

CLIENT:

Aero Tech

LOCATION:

Taos, New Mexico

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