Wildfire Prevention - Fuse
Since 1944, Smokey Bear has been a symbol of proteccion of America's forests. His famous
words of wisdom are recognized bye 95% of adults and 77% of children. His message of
wildfire prevention is the center of one of the most succesful PSA campaigns in our nation's
history. Smokey's message of "Only you can prevent forest fires" was changed to "Only you
can prevent wildfires" in May 2001 in response to the massive outbreak of wildfires around
the U.S. The term wildfire applies to any uncontrolled outdoor fire.
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Category: Environment & Global Warming
Since 1944, Smokey Bear has been a symbol of proteccion of America's forests. His famous
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