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Banff Wildfires 2025 Tacoma. 'Just Won't Quit' Melted Toyota Starts Right Up After Surviving California Wildfire We thank you for joining this media tour to hear more about the work happening on the ground in Banff National Park this winter, ahead of the 2025 wildfire season, and to achieve our long-term goals to create landscapes that are resilient to wildfire. A photo of the Waputik Peak wildfire south of Hector Lake shared by Banff National Park in a July 26 Facebook update.

Parks Canada works year-round, planning and implementing wildfire risk reduction projects Municipal officials with Canmore, Banff and the M.D

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Banff Town Council has directed almost $1.4 million to be spent in 2025 on two main components of wildfire mitigation work within the 4-km 2 townsite Oscars 2025: Highlights and best moments from the star-studded show. This work covers an area of 220 hectares and is expected to reduce the wildfire risk to the nearby communities of Banff, Canmore and Harvie Heights

Drought, wildfires could impact access to favored hunting lands News Tribune. Banff Town Council has directed almost $1.4 million to be spent in 2025 on two main components of wildfire mitigation work within the 4-km 2 townsite Parks Canada is ramping up plans for logging and prescribed fire work to reduce the risk of a catastrophic wildfire to the Banff townsite following decades of fire suppression in surrounding forests throughout the national park.

Logging in Banff to Save it from Canada’s Wildfires The New York Times. Due to the Tunnel Toe Wildfire Risk Reduction Project, an area of Banff National Park will be closed to traffic and travel until July 1, 2025 The affected area includes the section between Tunnel Mountain Road, Peyto Pit Road, and the Coastline Trail.