Wildfire

: Spread through the leaves and canopies of trees and shrubs.

: Burn dry grass and leaves just above the ground. Wildfire

: High winds and flying embers can cause "spot fires" miles ahead of the main fire front, making them difficult to contain. Critical Safety and Preparedness : Spread through the leaves and canopies of trees and shrubs

: Smolder in nutrient-rich soil and can last an entire season. and equipment malfunctions. Understanding the Threat

Wildfires are that burn through vegetation like forests, grasslands, and savannas, often moving with terrifying speed . While natural causes like lightning can spark them, humans are responsible for nearly 85% of wildland fires in the United States through activities like unattended campfires, burning debris, and equipment malfunctions. Understanding the Threat