PatRick Environmental

Our crew performing rehabilitation work on the Hay Creek Complex using our excavator. After a wildfire, the burned landscape is fragile, unstable, and vulnerable to secondary environmental damage. During rehabilitation, we clear hazardous debris and reshape natural drainages to reduce the risk of erosion and allow the land to heal.

The work doesn't end when the fire is finally out. Rehabilitation is crucial. Our crews conducted rehab operations on the Bench Fire near Warm Springs, Oregon, chipping and cleaning up debris.

MV Mariachi came over and gave our crew on the Little Giant Fire a little performance. They asked us for a picture after they finished!

PatRick crew taking in the coastal views while supporting a mission in Ojai, CA. 🌊☀️

🔥 Update on the Little Giant Fire in Chelan County, WA.

Steady progress has been made on Washington’s largest active wildfire. Containment has climbed to 49%, with the footprint now mapped at 171,00+ acres. There’s still plenty of ground to cover, but our crews and partner agencies are putting in the tough work and securing the line.

The Olive Butte Fire has burned nearly 3,100 acres and is currently 94% contained. The PatRick Fire crew have spent weeks constructing control lines and securing the perimeter to contain this fire.

Huge shoutout to all wildland firefighters and support personnel holding the line in Eastern Oregon!

The Pocket Fire in Sedona Arizona began mid June and is now 100% contained as of July 30th. It burned over 27,000 acres.

We're proud of our hard working crew who had a hand in battling this wildfire.

The Hopkin Fire and the Cottonwood Fire were both individual wildfires managed together under the Hay Creek Complex in north-central Oregon. The entire Hay Creek Complex burned approximately 200,292 acres across Gilliam, Sherman, and Wasco counties in Oregon and is now 100% contained.