Authorities in Gila County say the Billy Fire continues to grow as firefighters lose some containment on the blaze burning in ...

Wood chips that were created during efforts to fight and put out the Trout Fire this summer are available for free to the ...

Recent monsoonal rains and flash flooding have washed out Forest Road 226 (Chloride Canyon Road) in the Black Range Ranger District of the Gila National Forest. The road has not been closed, but ...

The chips are the result of trees, branches, and brush that were cut along roadsides for hazardous fuels reduction during the Trout Fire and are only available while the supply lasts. No permit is ...

The Gila National Forest issued the decision amid pressure from environmental groups who raised concerns about nearly 150 cattle whose hooves and mouths are damaging streams and rivers.

Over 80,000 acres of Gila National Forest land has burned so far this year due to wildfires. Take a look at the status of the wilderness area so far this summer.

Turkeyfeather Fire burns 22,000 acres in Gila National Forest By Nakayla McClelland / Journal Staff Writer Jul 15, 2025 Updated Jul 15, 2025 1 min to read ...

How to visit the Gila Wilderness Tucked beyond New Mexican mountain ranges, the nation’s first official wilderness area offers a rugged, ancient world of hidden canyons.

The 24,128-acre Turkeyfeather fire and 1,681-acre Goose fire are continuing to burn July 18 in the Gila National Forest.

The Gila National Forest’s Wilderness Ranger District will be performing the burns throughout May if the weather allows. The Ranger District said they will be burning the following areas ...

Gila National Forest officials are giving away wood chips that were created during efforts to fight the Trout Fire earlier this summer. Forest officials say they have free wood ...