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Fires can be life-threatening and require a high level of skill to manage and contain. But they are also an essential natural occurrence, serving as a beneficial conservation tool. Periodic...
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In a job that demands gear that shows up for every shift, these five wildland fire tools continue to hold their ground—on the line and in the hands of wildland firefighting crews across the country....
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Wildland firefighters put their lives on the line to protect towns and wildlife from the destructive power of wildfires, and smokejumpers are the crewmembers charged with parachuting down into remote...
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For wildland firefighters, the job isn’t just about fighting fires—it’s about navigating and surviving in harsh environments where larger equipment can’t reach. In these rugged terrains,...
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It’s no secret that wildfires have taken their toll in the past few years in the Pacific Northwest. From varying climate change factors to increased use of recreational areas, fires seem near...
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Hand tools are more than gear on the line. The right tools keep work moving, reduce fatigue, and support safer work in changing conditions. Knowing what to look for when choosing tools helps you and...
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While controlled burns can take place year-round, winter provides the ideal conditions—cooler temperatures, higher humidity, and reduced wildfire risks. But tackling winter burns comes with...
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