81. Greek Leader Suggests Political Extremists Set Fires - CNN.com Article on the forest fires that swept through Southern Greece. http://www.cnn.com/2007/WORLD/europe/08/25/greece.fires/

82. , Forest Fires Smoke conditions and local air quality levels can change quickly due to the unpredictable nature of forest fires. The location of air monitoring stations and wind direction of http://www.interiorhealth.ca/health-and-safety.aspx?id=464

83. Operation Montserrat - Forest Fires Forest Fires Fire Man's friend, foe, or god? Beginning when the earliest humans first rubbed two sticks together, or hit http://e-missions.net/om/howtoapply/forestFires.aspx

// Select Mission Type Extended Recommended Just the Basics Career Pathways Briefing How To Apply T-Minus 3 Weeks T-Minus 2 Weeks ... Mission Patch Case Study Yellowstone Forest Fires Forest Fires I. How They Work II. Fire Management ... IV. Six Years After Earth Sys. Analysis Yellowstone Fire Analysis Sphere Analysis Tool Forest Fires Fire: Man's friend, foe, ... or god? Beginning when the earliest humans first rubbed two sticks together, or hit flint against stone, or grasped a burning limb and captured flickering yellow flames, fire has fascinated mankind. Fire was deemed so important to some early civilizations that they worshiped it as a god. The Greek philosophers of long ago considered it one of the four essential elements, along with water, earth, and air. By controlling fire, we could see in the darkness, cook food, keep warm in winter, and clear forests to plant crops and keep the marauding animals at bay. But fire is also dangerous. It rages when out of control, it can destroy our homes, our communities, the crops and forests we depend upon for survival, recreation, and knowledge. Which came first, the lightning or the forest?

84. Pagina Personal Pedro Hernandez Leal Associate professor at the University of La Laguna, Spain. Teaching tools and research interests in remote sensing applications including forest fire risk modelling. http://webpages.ull.es/users/pealhdez/index.html

85. Geophysical Disaster Computational Fluid Dynamics Centre - UBC At the University of British Columbia. Aims to save lives and minimize economic losses caused by disasters including avalanches, forest fires, windstorms, cyclones, floods, debris flows, air pollution and greenhouse gases. http://www.gdcfd.ubc.ca/GeoDisasterCFD/

Geophysical Disaster Computational Fluid Dynamics Centre Faculty of Science - University of British Columbia Home Location Overview Research ... Products Mission To save lives and minimize economic losses caused by weather-related disasters including avalanches, forest fires, windstorms, cyclones, floods, debris flows, air pollution, and greenhouse gases. Focus Disasters affecting mountainous, coastal regions, such as western Canada. Approach Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD), where we use massively-parallel computers to solve the equations describing the atmosphere. These solutions will be made for a sequence of telescoping regions that zoom in from the large (100-1000 km) "synoptic" scales of Numerical Weather Prediction (NWP), through the medium (10-100 km)"mesoscales" of storm prediction and mountain topography, to the fine (0.1-10 km) "microscales" of turbulence. Research Both pure research, to better understand weather predictability and disaster physics, and applied research to make daily forecasts of weather and disasters. Sponsors The Canadian Foundation for Innovation (CFI), the British Columbia Knowledge Development Fund (BC KDF), and the Blusson foundation (UBC).

86. Aiton Heights Fire Tower Site devoted exclusively to one structure in Itasca State Park the observation tower on Aiton Heights. History, photos, map. http://www.paulbunyan.net/itasca/

Welcome to the Aiton Heights Forest Fire Tower. The Information here will give you an idea of what the actual site looks like and invite you to visit this location while at Itasca Park.............. On most good weather days, there will be a on site interpreter. Dave Quam will share some of the Ation Heights Fire Tower History, along with stories of the present. Bring a lunch and stay awhile. The site has three very sturdy picnic tables and no bears to steal your sandwich Oh yes, there is a one half mile road walk from the parking lot up to the fire tower and Up hill. Bring two sandwiches! (photo from inside a fire tower cab with the fire finder in the middle, the vertical sites are called the Alidade.) This is a rare collection of old fire tower photos, some from 1920 's post cards. Each has it's own story and during the presentation a select few will be told. How the fire tower worked using a fire finder and fire map to locate fires will be demonstrated. The kids will have a chance to work both. Come joins us to learn of towers of the past / present and enjoy the view over Itasca Park..... For those who do not want to climb, there is a "crows nest" cab on the ground. This cab is the same as the one on the top of the tower with an addition of interruptive signs.

87. Aurora Aviation LLC ~ Delta Junction, Alaska Helicopter Service Helicopter service. Includes mineral exploration, seismic exploration, fuel moves, surveys, forest fire support, general charters and photography. http://www.alaska-highway.org/delta/aurora_aviation/

At Aurora Aviation Services, Inc. we pride ourselves in quality service and dedication to our customers. Owner Operators OAS Certified and State of Alaska Certified for Fish and Game. Cruise Speed ...............135 mph Passengers..................3 Range..........................200 miles Helicopter Service ~ External Load (Baskets) and Long Line Operations Drill Moves ~ Mineral Exploration Support ~ Seismic Exploration and Support Remote area Operations ~ Fuel Moves ~ Water Surveys ~ Wet Land Surveys Power Line Surveys ~ Wildlife Surveys Forest Fire Support ~ General Charters ~ Aerial Photography Sightseeing ~ Limited Medevac Bell 206 Long Ranger Cruise Speed...............130 mph Passengers..................6 Range.........................300 miles 6192 Remington Road PO Box 110 Delta Junction, Alaska 99737 Phone: (907) 895-1850 Fax: (907) 895-5579 We now accept major credit cards.

88. Texas T's Homepage..Diesel & Fire?  Woohoo! About Forest fires and Diesel pickups! Find lots of information on fire weather, fire agencies and many links to other sites. Read stories on fire fighting. http://www.angelfire.com/super/fireman/

Texas T's Homepage on the web! Here you can find a few of my interests. Welcome to Texas T's homepage! Featured here is a few of my hobbies. Dodge Homepage Dodge-Diesel . com Diesel page . com Turbo Diesel Registry . com ... Banks Power . com It's what the big boys drive!! So what does mine look like? This is as close as I can get until I get actually photos. Dodge 2000 Model Year Ram 2500 HD 4 x 4 Quad Cab SLT 2500 Quad Cab 4x4 155" WB Flame Red Clear Coat Agate Interior Premium Cloth 40/20/40 Bench 5.9L Cummins 24V Diesel (360 CID) Turbo Intercooled 235 horsepower at 2,700 rpm 460 pound-feet of torque at only 1,400 rpm. 136 Amp Alternator and Dual 750 Amp Batteries Heavy Duty Engine Cooling Skid Plate Shield - Transfer Case Engine Block Heater 5 speed HD Manual Transmission w/ creeper first gear 3.54 Axle Ratio (NV - 4500) Payload 2,260 lb GVWR 8,800 lb GCWR 16,000 lb Trailer Weight 9,300 lb

89. The Temagami Fire Tower - See Temagami From The Top! A restored forest fire tower, providing views of Lake Temagami, the town of Temagami, and old growth forest from the highest point on Caribou Mountain. http://www.temagamivacation.com/temagamifiretower/

Temagami Fire Tower Climb the Temagami's Fire Tower on Caribou Mountain... A natural high! On August 9, 1998 the newly restored Temagami Fire Tower was opened and dedicated to the Ministry of Natural Resources' Forest Rangers. The aerial view shows the two viewing platforms, one with a replica of the cupola on top of the tower, for those that don't like heights. There is also an Interpretive Centre located close to the parking lot, which houses information about the Forest Rangers. The original tower was erected just a few metres to the east of the present site on Caribou Mountain in 1910. It was built of square timber design and was 45 feet high. In the late 1930's this tower was demolished and a new 85 foot light steel tower erected. Due to rusting, this tower was demolished and sent over the side of the cliff face in 1961. With the old 85 foot tower removed, a 100 foot high steel tower was erected the same year by seven Forest Rangers. There were nine towers in the area manned by Forest Rangers with field glasses, a detailed map and an alidade and azimuth, to pinpoint the exact location of a fire. The Temagami Fire Tower was last used 25 years ago to spot fires and for the past 47 years has been a part of Temagami's skyline, greeting the sunrise each morning (pictured above).

90. Alberta SRD - SRD Home Works to ensure a balance between the economic, environmental and social values of the province. Fights forest fires, manages fish and wildlife, oversees the development of Alberta s forests, and manages the use of public lands. http://www.srd.gov.ab.ca/

91. Forest Resources Suppression of wildfires in the forests of the province. Lists statistics, news, related sites and contact information. http://www.gov.nl.ca/forestry/protection/fire_sup.stm

Government Home Search Contact Us Search Choose a topic . . . Department Home Forestry Home Government Home Contact Us FAQs Feedback Industry Library Services Management Maps News Releases Our Forest Permits Programs Protection Publications Public Information Related Sites Site Map Statistics Tenders What We Do Public Information Industry Management Maps ... Statistics Mission Statement: "To Protect our forest resource, its recreational and aesthetic value as well as public and private property from the ravaging effects of uncontrolled forest fires while preserving the health and well-being of all those who use and benefit from our forests." Latest News Related Sites The Director of Forest Engineering and Industry Services is responsible for the Fire Suppression Program for the Forest Resources.  Field delivery is provided under the direction of the Regional Ecosystem Director using infrastructure established in the regional and district offices. Over the years, the Department has improved its capability to suppress wildfires in the Province. Changes in the way the Department handles wildfire began in 1961 after a disastrous year. Following a very dry summer, extensive areas of Eastern and Central Newfoundland were ravaged by fire. In contrast, 1981 was even dryer but in part due to the introduction of new technology such as a Lightning Detection System, computerized decision support system, the use of fire fighting foam, better training of fire staff, the purchase of six (6) CL-215 Air Tankers and new systems and procedures such as aircraft alert codes, the Province was able to limit forest fire losses to a minimum.

92. FRIENDS OF SMOKEY BEAR BALLOON Non-profit organization which educates about the dangers of human-started forest fires. http://www.smokeybearballoon.com/

Free Web Site Counters Friends of Smokey Bear Balloon FIRE SAFETY HISTORY/BACKGROUND MEET THE TEAM CONTACT INFORMATION ... Mission Statement Home Updated: October, 2010 Form for requesting Smokey balloons Other Smokey Bear Information Resources For information concerning hot or cold-air Smokey Balloons call 505-839-7153 or e-mail cgriner@lobo.net Schedule on hold until January 2011 Fiesta 2010 as seen through the lens of Carol Griner Click here for pictures Fiesta 2010 as seen through the lens of Roy and Sandy Austin Click here for pictures Fiesta 2010 as seen through the lens of Laurie Yelin. Click here for pictures.

93. Newmarket Fire & Rescue Department history, photo gallery, meeting schedule, forest fire and burning permit information, safety tips, and contacts. http://www.newmarketfire.com/

Home About Us Join our team Home Fire Prevention ... Sitemap Click here Welcome to the N protecting a population of about 9000 residents in a 12.5 square mile area. Newmarket is located in Rockingham County in the southeast corner of New Hampshire in what is commonly called the " Seacoast " area. Click here to visit the town of Newmarket web site. We provide fire protection for the residents and businesses of Newmarket and EMS service for the towns of Newmarket and Newfields, utilizing 2 engines, a tanker, a brush unit, a utility, and two BLS ambulances. We use up to date, specialized equipment to provide our town with the best protection we can offer. This includes two thermal imaging cameras (Bullard and Scott Eagle), Holmatro Jaws of Life, 2 electronic gas meters, 2 Lifepak 12 defibrillators, and trained, certified personnel. Last Updated October 23, 2010 910 runs for 2010 (as of 10/21/10) (877 runs for 2009) (959 runs for 2008) (960 runs for 2007) (1020 runs for 2006) You are visitor number To contact our department click here

94. Home Page Located at the top of the San Bernardino Mountains at an elevation of 4,000 to 6,000 feet. Describes community services, station crews, calendar of events, training programs and other fire-related links. http://www.cffd.org/

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