Over the last 30 years, as demand for camping within the 1,821,495-acre Coconino National Forest has increased, more of it has been closed to camping.
Within the Red Rock Ranger District, camping is now prohibited on 15% of its...
The Coconino National Forest has announced that fire managers are pivoting to a full suppression strategy on both the Scott Fire and the Luke Fire, a pair of lightning-caused wildfires located south of Flagstaff, after both fires resulted in...
As the U.S. Forest Service prepares for new dispersed camping sites, new signs appeared along State Route 89A prohibiting camping anywhere except approved sites.
“These signs will be part of the dispersed camping closure,” Red Rock District Ranger Amy Tinderholt...
Coconino National Forest is looking to implement the Red Rock Pass in six new locations around the forest.
“The Red Rock District identified six heavily used sites that require bathrooms to be cleaned — two times a day at...
A legal settlement signed last month by Coconino National Forest and two watchdog groups is intended to mitigate damage from cattle grazing on sensitive streamside habitats, but it will also allow USFS to continue managed grazing in several riparian...
The Sedona Sister Cities Association gave a presentation to the Sedona City Council on Tuesday, Oct. 22, to provide...
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