FFF Aug. 16 & 17 2008

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Woodsy Coloring Sheet

Select your campsite wisely.
You should always use existing campsites and established fire rings when camping or building a fire.

Know your area.
It is important to be familiar with the area you are traveling to – if camping, you should make sure to plan an escape route should you need to evacuate the area.

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• If smoking is permitted outdoors, safe practice requires a 3-foot clearing around the smoker.

• Don’t park your vehicle on dry grass.

• If off-road vehicle use is allowed, internal combustion equipment requires a spark arrester

• Know your county’s outdoor burning regulations. Unlawful trash burning is a punishable offense.

• At the first sign of a wildfire, leave area immediately by established trails or roads. Contact a Ranger as soon as possible. If escape route is blocked, go to the nearest lake or stream.

• Leave campsite as natural as possible, traveling on trails and other durable surfaces.

• Inspect your site upon leaving.

• Never take burning sticks out of a fire.

• Never take any type of fireworks on public lands. • Keep stoves, lanterns and heaters away from combustibles.

• Store flammable liquid containers in a safe place.

• Never use stoves, lanterns and heaters inside a tent