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Hummingbird Fire Growth Slows, Containment Reaches 12% in Gila Wilderness

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The Hummingbird Fire, located in the Gila Wilderness near Glenwood, New Mexico, has shown signs of slowing growth, now covering approximately 5,650 acres with a containment level of 12%. As of May 2, the fire has expanded by about 400 acres, but fire officials are optimistic about the containment efforts. This situation is crucial for residents and wildlife in the surrounding areas, as the fire poses a potential threat to both. Continued monitoring and firefighting efforts are essential to prevent further spread and ensure safety.

Key Details: • Fire size: 5,650 acres • Containment level: 12% • Location: 15 miles east of Glenwood, New Mexico • Recent growth: 400 acres • Ongoing firefighting efforts are in place

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