On May 31, a lighting strike created what is now called the East Fork Fire stretching at one point approximately two-thirds of the way around St. Mary’s.
ST. MARY’S, Alaska - For the past several weeks, St. Mary’s resident Sylvia Nerby has watched as flames and smoke surround her hometown.
“My parents came home on Friday and my mom’s looking out the window and she said our salmonberry hill is gone, our blueberry hill is gone,” Nerby said. “Where can we pick our tea.” “We’re continuing to hand out all the water, some perishable foods that were donated,” Nerby said. “We’re going to continue to do that until we have no more ingredients, until the water is gone.”Now after three weeks of burning, the smoke has died down. Nerby said that everyone who has self-evacuated has made their way back home, and her small community once again felt whole.
As her community learns to adjust to what life post fire will be like, Nerby said that a large concern would be understanding and learning the impact that the fire will have on their vegetation. Nerby said that many St. Mary’s residents are still working to understand the impact the retardants — dropped around the fire perimeter — will impact their land.
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