Santa Fe National Forest 2025 small fire incidents (NMSNF)

Wildfire Status:

As of June 5, 2025, the Corral Fire in the Caja del Rio area of the Santa Fe National Forest has been successfully contained at a size of 0.25 acres. Fire personnel responded quickly to a lightning strike that ignited surface fuels, including sagebrush and grass. The fire was reported at 11:00 AM and was fully contained the same day, thanks in part to the wet conditions following recent rain, which helped minimize fire spread.

Firefighting resources from the Santa Fe National Forest, specifically Engine 461 and Engine 641, were deployed to the scene shortly after the fire was discovered. The crews conducted suppression efforts immediately and were later released to continue monitoring the area for any potential new ignitions due to the ongoing fire season and recent thunderstorms in the region. Currently, the fire is 100% contained with no active threats anticipated.

Weather conditions in the area have stabilized, with no significant concerns at this time, allowing fire agencies to focus on monitoring and prevention efforts. As the fire season progresses, the agencies remain vigilant for any new fire incidents, especially considering the trend toward drying conditions that could elevate fire risks in the coming weeks.

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