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Hotspot map for wildfire NE of Prince Albert. Red stars are hotspots within the last 6 hours. See more on the interactive map cwfis.cfs.nrcan.gc.ca/intera… @CWFIS @AlexZahara35 #skfire #YPA
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Hotspot map for central Manitoba fires. Red stars are hotspots <6 hrs old. See more on the interactive map at cwfis.cfs.nrcan.gc.ca @CWFIS #mbfire
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Wildfire in Manitoba, intense and growing. See GOES East mid-ir band - bright white indicates active fire. Also, attached is the fine fuel moisture code (ffmc) map- areas greater than 91 ( red areas) means that dead fuel moisture is 10% or less. Very dry fuels.
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We are excited to release the official #BCWildfire Service mobile app - available now for Android and Apple (iOS) devices!
Learn more: ow.ly/hTmP30qDeUJ
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Canada’s wildfire season expected to see fire danger ‘well above average’ in western and northern Canada. @NRCan scientists discuss the latest seasonal outlook. via @globalnews globalnews.ca/news/6904825/c…
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#BCWildfire is responding to the Magee Road wildfire, ~15 kms NW of Brackendale, near #Squamish. There are currently 37 firefighters on site, being assisted by helicopters & heavy machinery. The fire is ~100 has in size. More information: ow.ly/Pj0M30qyren
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Wildfire season in Alberta started on March 1, one month earlier than any other province.
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Another team of #ABWildfire specialists are departing for Australia today. This is the fourth deployment from Canada to assist with #AustralianFires.
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The 2019 Alberta wildfire season is on track to consume the second most amount of land in the history of the province, warn officials.
“The warmer we get, the longer the fire season and we’re seeing that in Alberta already.”
#ABWildfire #AbFire
edmontonjournal.com/news/loc…
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The 2019 Wildfire season in Alberta - a new reality? edmontonjournal.com/news/loc…
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The exhaust from your Off-Highway Vehicle (OHV) can reach temperatures over 200 degree Celsius. Make sure you check your hotspots before you hit the trails. #preventwildfires
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I wanted to create a podcast series with Indigenous peoples from around the world talking about fire stewardship. We did it-thanks to @CanadaWildfire, @FiresticksA, & the California Indian Water Commission. See below for Episode 1- with myself & Matt talking about good fire in 🇨🇦
New podcast series ‘Good Fire’ is out now! All about #indigenous cultural burning, cultural empowerment and environmental integrity. New episodes every Monday for the next 9 weeks. Thanks @CanadaWildfire for their support and @ChristiansonAmy as creator!
yourforestpodcast.com/good-f…
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The Pelican Mountain site, SW of Sandy Lake, is dedicated to testing and monitoring wildfire activity through different vegetation treatments.
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When the experts meet, plans will be made to determine upcoming projects and prescribed burns to be completed at Pelican Mountain.
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Pelican Mountain is a meeting point where researchers and wildfire experts gather to discuss new methods for firefighting and preventing wildfires as they prepare for upcoming seasons.
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Even with the cooler temperatures, the potential for a wildfire to start is still possible. Do your part in preventing #ABWildfires today by visiting bit.ly/2zZmzx8
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Hotspot map July 5 - Manitoba and NW Ontario. From @CWFIS
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Friday evening hotspot map for wildfire near Keewaywin First Nation (July 5 1800MT). Red (last 0-6 hrs), Orange (last 6-12 hrs), Yellow (last 12-24 hrs). Fire perimeter is estimate only. From @CWFIS. @NANComms @gcfiddler @Keewaywin #ONwildfire
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If you're enjoying the outdoors this #CanadaDay long weekend, be cautious with any activity that could spark a #BCwildfire. It's also a great opportunity to #FireSmart your property if you're staying close to home. More info: bcfireinfo.for.gov.bc.ca/hpr… @BCFireSmart
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Seven #BCWildfire service rapattack firefighters will be heading to #Alaska today to assist with their wildfire situation. They use helicopters and rope rappelling techniques to access remote areas and to attack fires while they are still small. We wish them safety and success!



























