"Although the fire is relatively small, its human-caused origin and ongoing activity underscore the importance of vigilance and proper fire prevention practices in the region."
The Coyote wildfire was discovered on September 10, 2026, near Natchitoches County, Louisiana, at coordinates 31.5043°N, 93.0517°W. As of the latest update on September 17, 2026, the fire has burned 10.76 acres and remains uncontained, with no personnel or containment percentage reported. The incident is under the jurisdiction of the U.S. Forest Service and is believed to have been caused by human activity. No additional growth or containment data has been reported since the initial 10.76‑acre figure, indicating a relatively stable but still active fire. The situation remains monitored by the National Interagency Fire Center, but no further updates are available at this time.
General wildfire safety guidance applies: stay informed about local fire conditions, avoid activities that could spark fires, and be prepared to evacuate if authorities issue warnings.
IRWIN ID: {4F34AC34-5ED3-4E4A-AEFD-BB24EDDC6A90}
Discovered: Sep 10, 2026
Cause: Human
Managing Agency: USFS
Coordinates: 31.5043, -93.0517
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The Coyote Fire has burned 11 acres as of September 17, 2026.
The Coyote Fire has not yet reached any official containment.
The official cause has been listed as: Human.
The Coyote Fire is burning in Natchitoches, LA.
Yes, as of the latest official update, the Coyote Fire remains active.
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