<HTML><b>Wolf</b>: This fire is located 1.6 miles west of White Wolf at 7575' in elevation. It is primarily burning in red fir and lodgepole pine leaf litter. There are patchy and broken fuels between the fire and White Wolf. This fire has a moderate potential for growth and is being monitored daily. The fire is 26 acres in size with active flame along 30% of the perimeter. It is visible from the Tioga Road area near Siesta Lake, where an information board has been installed. Adjacent trails and facilities remain open. A National Park Service Fire Use Module is staying at White Wolf Campground, and an Information Officer has been assigned to the incident. The Wolf, Lukens and Morrison Creek Fires together form the Wolf Complex.
<b>Lukens</b>: This fire is located between Tioga Road and Lukens Lake, about three miles east of White Wolf. It is burning in lodgepole pine and red fir. The fire is five acres in size with a moderate potential for growth to the north, away from the Tioga Road.
<b>Morrison creek</b>: This fire is approximately 2.4 acres in size and has become more visible recently. The fire is located 2.5 miles northeast of White Wolf at 8370' in elevation on the north side of Morrison Creek. The fire is burning in heavy fuels with a red fir/lodgepole overstory spreading away from White Wolf to the northeast.</HTML>
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