WILDLAND FIRE SAFETY

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By Evelyn Johnson - www.qets.com

WILDLAND FIRE SAFETY

ACROSS

3 Take people away from 7 Avoidance 9 Ready or equipped for a

wildland fire emergency 11 Emergency kit needed

for these non-human members of a family

12 First priority in firefighting, then property, then environment

14 Cut back or reduce 18 Surroundings that

people, plants and animals live in

19 Substance when burned releases heat

20 Able to be reached

DOWN

1 Way of acting 2 Report these types of

conditions before they can cause a wildfire

4 The act of reducing the potential

5 Description of actions to take in the event of a wildland fire

6 Refuse 8 Surface at an angle

10 Capable of being defended

13 Capable of catching fire 15 Course of travel leading

to safety in case of fire 16 Area of land 17 Hard material lying under

the bark of a tree

WILDLAND FIRE SAFETY

Solution:

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R E V E N T I O N

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R E P A R E D 10

R O U I T E

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E T S S I F

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I F E O E

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N V I R O N M E N T B

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