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Spring Burning

The forest fire season can run from as early as April to as late as October. Under the NWT Forest Protection Act, a Permit to Burn is required for the ignition of a fire in forest areas with the exception of fires built for warming and heating food, from May 1 to September 30.

Contact your Regional Office to acquire a Permit to Burn.

Below are photos from a 2004 spring burning in Fort Providence, NT, supervised by NWT fire fighters. Click on the photos to enlarge. (Photos courtesy of John Bartlett, RPF(BC), Planner)


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