Crews continue to fight area fires
Mad River Interagency Hotshot Crew buggies are pictured at the scene of the Buckskin 2 Fire.
(Photo courtesy LYKE/USDA)
CLARK FORK — A Monday night infrared flight over the Buckskin 2 Fire detected reduced heat than the day before, Idaho Panhandle National Forests officials said Monday.
"The hard work of firefighters on the ground with assistance from aerial firefighting resources has successfully reduced heat sources, even during the hottest and driest weather this summer," IPNF officials said of the Clark Fork area fire...
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