Find out which fuels are spreading the Clear Fire and what the blaze needs to come to an end.
FAIRBANKS, Alaska - Beginning on June 21, 2022 the Clear Fire was on 9,555 acres, primarily burning land northeast of Anderson, Alaska. The blaze has since become one of the largest fires in the Fairbanks area as it continues to grow to the south and the east, now having burned around 70,000 acres.
In the Clear area, Black Spruce make up the majority of the forest, and those trees are very susceptible to spreading fire. Contributing to that is a large swath of land near the Kobe Ag subdivision, south of Anderson, that saw a fire back in 2015. All the dead plant material mixed in with new growth creates easy fuel for a fire, allowing for rapid growth.
One benefit of the geography in the area is large natural barriers surrounding the event. On the west side the Teklanika River has been able to hold off further spread, and as the burn heads east the Parks Hwy and Nenana River will act as barriers if the fire were to go that far.In addition to the preexisting barriers, the management team has built a dozer line to act as extra protection before the Parks Hwy.
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