Melted tree label, intact aluminum tree tag, and dendrometer band. PC01

Active fire in Watershed 1

Panorama from the 130 road, looking into the Lookout Creek watershed where smoke rises from Watershed 2

Fire hose and fire line at Headquarters

Trail in WS1, north-facing slope. Burned area described as having "ash up to the ankles"

Active fire in Watershed 1

Hand line cut along the entrance driveway to headquarters

Fire line and sprinker set up behind apartment buildings at headquarters

Photo of the north-facing slope of Watershed 1

Watershed 9 gage house with fire damage and downed tree over gage house

Hand line cut along the entrance driveway to headquarters

Fire line and sprinker set up behind apartment buildings at headquarters

Watershed 9 gage house with tree fallen on it, steps and footbridge damaged by fire.

Watershed 9 gage house with fire damage to footbridge and downed tree over gage house. Fire activity just adjacent.

Hand line and cut trees behind the office building at headquarters

Looking up toward the Watershed 1 landing with burned area upslope

Tree fallen on top of Watershed 9 gage house

Fire damage on slope of Watershed 9

Dozer line around headquarters and the PRIMET climate station

Propane tank at Watershed 1 landing, with fire damage

Propane tank at Watershed 1 landing, with fire damage

Tree fallen on top of Watershed 9 gage house

Greg Downing collects a water sample from the Watershed 9 weir

Panorama of dozer line around headquarters and the PRIMET climate station

PRIMET climate station in foreground, smoke rising from old growth stand in between WS1 and WS2 in background

Propane tank at Watershed 1 landing, with fire damage

Tree fallen on top of Watershed 9 gage house. Burned sediment basin in the background, left.

Active fire and burned sediment basin dam in Watershed 9

PRIMET climate station in foreground, smoke rising from old growth stand in between WS1 and WS2 in background

Fire in Watershed 1 landing area

Burned slope in Watershed 9, upslope of gagehouse on "river left"

Burned dam in the sediment basin of Watershed 9

An Air-Crane Helicoptor, 3AC, dumps water over hot spots in Watershed 2. Photo taken from PRIMET at headquarters.

Fire resource advisors in Watershed 1 landing area

Gage house and wier of Watershed 9. Greg Downing clearing ash and debris from flume to prepare for water sample collection.

Burned dam in the sediment basin of Watershed 9, with gage house in background

An Air-Crane Helicoptor, 3AC, dumps water over hot spots in Watershed 2, PRIMET in foreground

Fire resource advisors in Watershed 1 landing area

Burned footbridge, railing, and sediment basin of Watershed 9

Charred tree stump and exposed soil, Watershed 9

Andrews Forest information kiosk at the junction of the 15 and 1506 roads, with burned slope

Fire resource advisors in Watershed 1 landing area

Dangle head processor removes small trees along driveway of headquarters

Charred tree stump and exposed soil, Watershed 9

burned area, base of slope at road entrance to Watershed 1 landings

Fire resource advisors in Watershed 1 landing area

Fire hose and sprinklers set up around headquarters

Watershed 10 gage house, not in fire boundary

smoldering log, slope along road to Watershed 1 landing

Looking down into Watershed 1, from the top of the (once) wooden stairs leading down to the tower shed, now covered in blue tarp. Both the north and south slopes burned.

Fire crew cuts fire line around headquarters, just behind assembly area

Watershed 2 gage house. Fire was in upper Watershed 2 but the fire had not reached the gage house

Looking down into Watershed 1, over the charred remains of the wooden steps and railing. The WS1 tower is in pieces. Hillside of south-facing slope is charred.

Fire resource advisors in Watershed 1 landing area

Fire line behind apartment buildings at the headquarters

Charred, south-facing slope of Watershed 1

Fire in slope of Watershed 1, along access road

Fire crews cut hand line along driveway at headquarters

Looking up Watershed 1. The fire burned on both slopes but did not burn the moist riparian area

Fire in slope of Watershed 1, along access road

Small trees cut and dozer line around PRIMET climate station

Looking down Watershed 1 towards gaging station from tower site. The fire burned on both slopes but did not burn the moist riparian area. Destroyed WS1 tower pieces in foreground.

Fire in slope of Watershed 1, along access road

Dozer line around PRIMET climate station

Looking up to the north-facing slope of Watershed 1. Note smoldering areas. Many of the trees on the ground came down in the 2019 snowdown event. Large stump is visible in historic photos of WS1 post-logging

Fire along slope of Watershed 1

Fire line around PRIMET station

North-facing slope of Watershed 1

Fire on slope of Watershed 1

Fire line along driveway of headquarters

WS1 trail on north-facing slope

Fire on slope of Watershed 1

Electric utility box along the 15 Road between highway 126 and the saddle dam. Power was lost along the 15 road and HWY126.

small branches piles, as part of fire line cutting, along driveway of headquarters

Remains of steps and electrical conduit in Watershed 1

Looking up slope from the Watershed 1 gage house, fire damage on south slope to the right

Area of high severity fire, along the 15 road (outside of the Andrews Forest), close to the junction with HWY126. This area of USFS land was thinned with underburning ca. five years earlier

Firehawk helicoptor over Watershed 2

Watershed 1 gage house. Fire burned right up to its base.

Fire damage next to the gage house of Watershed 1, mesocosm insulation intact

Area of high severity fire, along the 15 road (outside of the Andrews Forest), close to the junction with HWY126

Smoke from hot spots of fire in Watershed 2

Watershed 1 gage house and weir in background, charred conduit on hillslope in foreground

Active fire on south slope of Watershed 1 with sediment basin in bottom right view

Area of high severity fire, along the 15 road (outside of the Andrews Forest), close to the junction with HWY126

Smoke from hot spots of fire in Watershed 2

Charred remains of the powerline from the landing to the Watershed 1 gage house.

Gage house of Watershed 1 with fire activity on adjacent slope

Area of high severity fire, along the 15 road (outside of the Andrews Forest), close to the junction with HWY126

Smoke from hot spots of fire in Watershed 2

Melted remains of what was a fiberglass pole with a hobo temperature sensor on top, one of the 186 distributed temperature stations across the HJA

Weir and gage house of Watershed 1

Area of high severity fire, along the 15 road (outside of the Andrews Forest), close to the junction with HWY126

Firehawk helicoptor drops water over hot spots in Watershed 2

Looking down into the base of Watershed 1, from the north-facing hillslope

Gage house of Watershed 1 with fire activity on adjacent slope

Looking across the McKenzie River from the 15 Road - HWY 126 junction

Firehawk helicoptor drops water over hot spots in Watershed 2

Phenology Core Site 1, on the north-facing slope of Watershed 1. Tree tags and dendrometer bands in the background.

Gage house of Watershed 1 with fire activity on adjacent slope

Smoke from hot spots of fire in Watershed 2

Looking over the Blue River Reservoir to patchy burn in the Mona area, from the 15 Road at site of 2011 landslide.

Melted tree label, intact aluminum tree tag, and dendrometer band. PC01

Panoramic view of Watershed 1 sediment basin with active fire on south/far slope

Smoke from hot spots of fire in Watershed 2

Looking west over the Blue River dam, at areas that had high severity fire

Patchy burns in Phenology Core Site 1 (PC01), Marked VAPA plant was top killed by heat but not burned over

closer view of damaged bypass hose between gage house and sediment basin of Watershed 1

Smoke from hot spots of fire in Watershed 2

Smoke above the Blue River Reservoir, looking south

Patchy burns in Phenology Core Site 1 (PC01)

Panoramic view of Watershed 1 sediment basin with active fire on south/far slope

Looking down the Lookout and Blue River Valleys, with areas of dead trees and smoke on the Mona side

Looking west across the Mona Bridge, over Blue River

Phenology Core Site 1, on the north-facing slope of Watershed 1. Tree tags and dendrometer bands in the background.

View of Watershed 1 sediment basin with active fire on south/far slope

Panorama of Blue River Valley

Andrews Forest Headquarters

Phenology Core Site 1, on the north-facing slope of Watershed 1. Tree tags and dendrometer bands in the background.

Active fire in Watershed 1

Looking down into the Andrews Forest from the 130 road where smoke rises from Watershed 2

Fire line around PRIMET station