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Exclusion of fire by humans has contributed to dramatic large blazes in the western United States. (Credit: Kari Greer)
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Crown fire in northern California. (Credit: Kari Greer)
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Values at risk during a forest fire can vary, depending on the location of the fire. (Credit: USDA Forest Service)
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Wildland firefighters work to separate the fuels on the ground from the fire in an effort to stop the spread of the fire. (Credit: Kari Greer)
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Engine crews work to suppress a large wildfire in northern California. (Credit: Kari Greer)
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Mega-fires often result in severe damage to natural resources and have long-lasting regional impacts. (Credit: USDA Forest Service)
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An example of fire prevention education: Smokey Bear. (Credit: USDA Forest Service)
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Lookouts in places where elevation and vision allow for a wide view of a broad expanse play an integral role in fire detection. (Credit: Kari Greer)
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Through a variety of management activities, societies seek to mitigate the impacts of wildfire. (A) Use of a masticator to reduce fuels. (B) Use of a low-intensity, prescribed (planned) fire to reduce the density of the vegetation, reduce fuels, and…
