Michael Boren, the US Undersecretary of Agriculture for Natural Resources and Environment, who oversees the US Forest Service, requested last month that agency staff deploy more aircraft to assist with the Cabin Creek fire, which was burning near his ranch in Idaho. The fire, which began on July 12 due to an unattended campfire, spread across approximately 7 acres (2.8 hectares) in the Sawtooth National Forest. By July 15, the US Forest Service reported that the fire was 100% contained.
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US Forest Service Chief Requested Additional Aircraft for Cabin Creek Fire
Michael Boren, overseeing the US Forest Service, requested more aircraft to combat the Cabin Creek fire near his Idaho ranch. The fire, caused by an unattended campfire, was contained by July 15 after burning 7 acres.
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