Restoration work continues for the Poco Loco burn scar after last year's fire: Photos

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Bosque field technician Elena Rosales works a section of the Poco Loco burn scar in the river forest in Albuquerque on Monday.
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From left, student biologists Elena Rosales, Lauren Urenda and Maura Hearn remove a large branch from the Poco Loco burn scar in the bosque in Albuquerque on Monday.
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Bosque Field Technician Maura Hearn works a section of the Poco Loco burn scar in Bosque in Albuquerque on Monday, March 24, 2025.
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Ancestral Lands Youth Conservation Corp members Kyler McCarter, Choctaw, left, and Isaiah Begay, Diné, right, feed a wood chipper in the Poco Loco burn scar in Bosque in Albuquerque on Monday, March 24, 2025.
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Members of the Ancestral Lands Youth Conservation Corp work in the Poco Loco burn scar in Bosque in Albuquerque on Monday, March 24, 2025.
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Members of the Ancestral Lands Youth Conservation Corp carry slash to a wood chipper at the Poco Loco burn scar in Bosque in Albuquerque on Monday, March 24, 2025.
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Bosque Field Technicians Maura Hearn, from left, Lauren Urenda and Elena Rosales, right, move a fallen branch from the Poco Loco burn scar in Bosque in Albuquerque on Monday, March 24, 2025.
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