Photojournalism News Coverage of the Black Forest Fire near Colorado Springs, Colorado, USA, via Three Alarm Productions.

On June 11, 2013, Black Forest Fire Protection District, located in El Paso County, Colorado, was dispatched to a wildland fire. Because of heat and high wind speeds, this fire quickly got out of control. Multiple agencies were requested for mutual aid. There is zero containment at this time. Many residents have already been evacuated because of the size of the fire.
See evacuation area map at: http://goo.gl/maps/pamTz
See continuous news coverage from Three Alarm Productions on Day 2 at: http://threealarm.smugmug.com/Journalism/Fire-Fighters/Black-Forest-Fire-Day-2/29955447_rhQNVV#!i=2571948594&k=zn7sXKJ

Updates: This massive wildland fire incident has scorched approximately 16,300 acres of the Black Forest Area, which is located North of Colorado Springs, Colorado, as of the afternoon of June 14, 2013. This fire disaster has become the most destructive fire in the history of the State of Colorado.
Number of homes burned: 400
Incident Commander: Rich Harvey
Planned Actions of emergency personnel on this incident:
Continue to anchor, flank and pinch where fire and terrain allow. Continue structure protection and maintain evacuations.