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The Florida Park Service along with AmeriCorps conduct a controlled burn, also known as a prescribed burn, within Jonathan Dickinson State Park on March 14, 2025, in Hobe Sound. The prescribed fire helps to reduce overgrowth of woodlands burning off accumulated dry vegetation and helps to protect woodlands from larger destructive wildfires.
The Florida Park Service along with AmeriCorps conduct a controlled burn, also known as a prescribed burn, within Jonathan Dickinson State Park on March 14, 2025, in Hobe Sound. The prescribed fire helps to reduce overgrowth of woodlands burning off accumulated dry vegetation and helps to protect woodlands from larger destructive wildfires.
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Smoke may be visible from large prescribed burn in South Florida

by TCPalm

Smoke might be visible in southern Martin County on May 1 from a 225-acre prescribed burn near Interstate 95 and Florida’s Turnpike.

The South Florida Water Management District was conducting a prescribed burn of up to 225 acres along the east side of the I-95/Turnpike corridor, according to a news release. It’s in the Loxahatchee River/Cypress Creek Management Area.

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It was located about 2 miles north of exit 116 on the Turnpike and exits 87A and 87B on I-95 for Indiantown Road in Jupiter, according to the release. It’s on the north side of the Loxahatchee River.

Laurie K. Blandford is a breaking news reporter with TCPalm. Email her at laurie.blandford@tcpalm.com.

This article originally appeared on Treasure Coast Newspapers: Smoke may be visible from large prescribed burn in South Florida

Reporting by Laurie K. Blandford, Treasure Coast Newspapers / Treasure Coast Newspapers

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