Wildlife Recovers from Wallow Fire

By: Lynn Kelly on 08/30/2011

The largest wild fire in state history blackened more than a half-million acres, prompting fears that large numbers of wildlife would perish. 

basha The largest wild fire in state history blackened more than a half-million acres, prompting fears that large numbers of wildlife would perish.(Photo courtesy of Arizona Game and Fish Department)

 

As KJZZ’s Al Macias reports from the White Mountains, that may not be the case.

The recovery process continues in eastern Arizona, nearly two months after crews extinguished the giant Wallow fire.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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