Siphon Draw Global

Siphon Draw Environmental Services will be conducting a prescribed burn along right-of-ways adjacent to our Silly Mountain and other open space properties, as we prepare to reduce wildfire risks in the area.

In addition to manual/mechanical pulls and chemical treatments of buffelgrass and stinknet, torch burning is an effective way for professionals to reduce fine fuels that carry fire across desert spaces. This technique works to protect native vegetation in the area.

🔥Questions or concerns: call our non-emergency on-call park ranger number at 480-474-5418 or message us on facebook.

🌵Visit our website to learn how you can help reduce invasives on and around your property: https://www.apachejunctionaz.gov/1168/Invasive-Species

We will be back in Apache Junction burning tomorrow.

If you missed our last speaker series of the 2025-2026 season, you can now watch the recording on our YouTube channel (@centralazconservationalliance) 😀🎉 #AZ #Arizona #SonoranDesert #Conservation #Wildfire #InvasiveSpecies

Sharing the complexities of invasive plant driven wildland fires in the Sonoran Desert with the international fire community

🔥 Alan Sinclair – Owner of Siphon Draw Global, and President of the International Wildfire Alliance
An active voice in the global wildfire community, contributing to safer and more resilient fire management practices.

SmokeD detects fires within minutes -and in wildfire response, every minute matters.

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We are currently scheduling interviews for sawyers, swampers and general laborers for our fire mitigation projects.
Sawyers will need to have completed S-212 Wildland Fire Chainsaws. This spring we will be scheduling a basic Wildland fire course as well as pack tests and refreshers for employees interested in fighting fires on the 20 person, Siphon Draw Wildland Fire Crew.
Email [email protected] to schedule an interview today.

Our crew is based in Apache Junction.

As one of the founding members of the International Wildfire Alliance , Siphon Draw Global is proudly supporting this vital initiative. We look forward to seeing the great outcome as we send three of our expert instructors to conduct this training for First Nations communities!

Siphon Draw owner, Alan Sinclair, is also the President of the International Wildfire Alliance

Along an approximate 17.1-mile corridor from Goldfield Substation to Queen Valley, Siphon Draw cleared vegetation around 500 230kV and 115kV wooden poles and wrapped them with fire mesh to provide protection against wildfires. We were honored to help protect such critical infrastructure for