According to the San Bernardino National Forest (SBNF), Garner Valley is the site of pile burning in the next few weeks.

The San Bernardino National Forest conducting a prescribed burn Wednesday, Feb. 1, in the Mountain Center area.
PHOTO BY JOEL FEINGOLD

The wet weather has delayed the planned burns, which were scheduled for last week, in the Cranston Reforestation Project, according to Lauren Blake, forest fuels prevention officer for the SNBF.

“Administrative sites like the Forest Service fire stations will work on burning their piles at their stations for the rest of this week,” she added. “And if Cranston is not ready, they will continue at the stations next week.”

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