Wildland firefighters monitoring a fire as it approaches a containment line cut by a bulldozer at the Double Creek fire in eastern Oregon.
Members of a Hotshot crew, an elite firefighting unit sponsored by the federal government, conduct a backburn at the Double Creek fire. In a backburn, wildland firefighters intentionally burn vegetation ahead of the main body of a wildfire to create
A wildland firefighter working night shift at the Lookout fire in western Oregon walking along a containment line.
Fire from the Bootleg fire in southern Oregon illuminating smoke at night.
Fire shooting into the air after a tree torched up at the Double Creak fire in eastern Oregon.
Wildland firefighters preparing to deploy a hose lay for water during night shift at the Lookout fire.
A fire front burning in the night at the Double Creek fire in Oregon.
Wildland firefighters monitoring a fire as it burns to a road being utilized as a containment line.
A wildland firefighter using a drip torch to light vegetation on fire during a backburn opreation. Drip torches contain a mixture of gasoline and diesel and serve as an essential tool for wildland firefighters.
A wildland firefighter uses a drip torch to burn a hillside during a backburn operation.
A wildland firefighter watches as flames shoot into the air during a night shift. Firefighters assigned to a major fire typically work 16 hour shifts but can work longer or shorter depending on fire suppression efforts.
Wildland firefighters attend briefing at the Bly fire camp in southern Oregon before starting their shift suppressing the Bootleg fire.
A helicopter transporting a load of water to be dropped on the Bootleg fire.
Wildland firefighters mopping up hot spots along the perimeter of the Booteg fire. Mopping up in firefighting is the process of cooling down burnt material left behind by a fire. To ensure the fire is completely out in an area and nothing rekindles,
Fire spreading at the outskirts of the Bootleg fire perimeter.
Firefighters line up as they prepare to monitor and suppress the Double Creek fire throughout the night.
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The Hendricks-Davis family watches as a fire burns across the Siuslaw river and behind their farm. The fire burning behind the Hendricks-Davis family farm was lit intentionally by firefighters for a controlled burn of an area that was at risk of cat
Volunteers organizing food and supplies at Thurston High School after the Holiday Farm fire forced residents to evacuate their homes.
A line of traffic forming after the rapidly spreading Holiday Farm fire forced residents of Blue River, Oregon, to evacuate and leave their homes.
Orange haze from ash and smoke envelops a home in Marcola, Oregon, after residents of the area were forced to evacuate from the Holiday Farm fire.
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