Fire Prevention
Pros and Cons
Locations
Causes
100

Who can prevent wildfires?

You!

100

True or False: Some trees cannot reproduce without a wildfire

True

100

True or False: Most wildfires are caused by children

False

100

Where do most wildfires occur in the United States?

California

200

What should you do before leaving a campfire?

Completely put it out.

200
Do wildfires make soil more fertile?

Yes

200

What three elements are required for a fire to occur?

Oxygen, Fuel, and Heat

200

What time of year do most wildfires occur?

Summer

300

When should you go back into a burning home to save something or someone?

Never
300

How do wildfires help with plant diversity?

Wildfires help get rid of invasive species

300

True or False: Controlled/prescribed fires can help cut down the number of natural wildfires

True

300

True or False: Most wildfires occur naturally

False

400

Name two places smoke alarms should be in your house.

Inside bedrooms and outside sleeping areas

400

How are animals negatively affected by wildfires?

They lose their habitats
400

List three human activities that can cause wildfires

Smoking, campfires, burning debris

400

How can we reduce intense fires?

Prescribed burns, forest thinning, defensible spaces.

500

How many times a year should you practice your fire escape plan?

2 times a year

500

Name 3 negative effects wildfires can have on humans.

Loss of home, smoke inhalation, cost of clean-up
500

How can wildfires be bad for soil?

A high-intensity wildfire can cause a water-repellent layer in the soil that prevents water from filtering through the soil

500

What is a reason we are seeing more destructive fires?

A changing climate, years of fire suppression