Copper Valley Hasn't Had A Major Forest Fire For Decades. This Is What It's Like

 FROM THE JOURNAL ARCHIVES  COPPER RIVER HISTORY  The Wilson Camp Lightning Fire Of 1981 Could Only Be Stopped By Nature  Copper Valley Fore...

 FROM THE JOURNAL ARCHIVES 

COPPER RIVER HISTORY 
The Wilson Camp Lightning Fire Of 1981 Could Only Be Stopped By Nature 

Copper Valley Forest Fire (Photo, Tazlina Forestry) 
 

The first Copper River Country Journal was published in 1986. Five years earlier, a major fire had stricken Wrangell-St. Elias National Park, across the Copper River. We had not started our newspaper at the time, but the fire was devastating. 

So we wrote a story about that fire, and in the public interest we xeroxed the story on sheets of paper and distributed it at post offices and public locations throughout the region.  In 1989, we reprinted the original tale in the Country Journal

THE WILSON CAMP LIGHTNING FIRE

EVEN THE COPPER RIVER COULDN'T STOP IT 


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