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With another bad wildfire fire season expected across drought-stricken New Mexico, Angel Fire Resort is establishing a fund to aid firefighters.
Starting Monday morning, those who enjoy the Cibola National Forest will have to deal with even more fire restrictions.
Despite Friday afternoon’s brief rain showers, the state is in its third straight year of severe drought, and it could have an impact on New Mexico’s tourism and recreation industries – a huge part of the state’s economy.
The drought is fueling fear about fireworks, nearly two months before the 4th of July.
Just in time for the weekend, a new improved section of Albuquerque’s popular Bosque Trail is open for bikers and hikers, runners and horses. But the fire danger is high, in spite of Friday afternoon’s rain showers.
Major stretches of river have already gone dry, farmers are leaving their land fallow and cities are clamping down on water use, but things in New Mexico just went from bad to worse Thursday.
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