The Bureau of Land Management has lifted its seasonal fire restrictions and target shooting bans on public lands across several Southern California counties. Officials emphasized that while the restrictions have been eased, users should continue to exercise caution when conducting campfires or other potentially flammable activities.

Beginning Wednesday, fire restrictions have been lifted on National Forest System lands across the Medicine Bow–Routt National Forests and Thunder Basin National Grassland. This development opens the door for visitors to enjoy outdoor activities without the added limitations of a fire ban.