Utah is burning.
Now it's your turn to watch.

Utah's rural wildlands are vast. Cell towers don't reach every ridge. Satellites pass overhead only a few times a day, can't see through clouds, and miss low-energy smoldering at night — the fires that grow quietly while everything else is blind.

The first person to spot smoke is often a hiker, a rancher, a neighbor. There was no systematic way to get that information into the emergency network fast enough to matter.

Uinta Watch exists to close that gap.