Sentence examples for a wildland from inspiring English sources

and the Calling of a Wildland Firefighter.

But in a wildland fire, the backdrop goes up in flames.

"It's to make sure that people are safe during a wildland fire".

It was the biggest loss of life in a wildland fire since 1933.

Nineteen of them died, the worst loss of firefighter life in a wildland fire in Arizona's history, the worst in the country in 80 years.

Fire danger in a wildland setting varies with weather conditions: drought, heat, and wind participate in drying out the timber or other fuel, making it easier to ignite.

In total, about one-third of its houses and population are in a wildland-urban interface zone, according to the report's lead author, Sebastian Martinuzzi from the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

Building on literature-derived definitions and typologies of surprise, and using results from a modeled 81,000 ha study area in a wildland-urban interface of western Oregon's Willamette Valley Ecoregion, the paper explores surprise by analyzing alternative future deviations from historical fire size at multiple spatial and temporal scales.

It also suggests that forest transition privileges one biome at the expense of others, and that a concept of landscape turnaround is more germane from a wildlands conservation perspective.

Traymone was a wildlands firefighter while in AmeriCorps and uses those same teamwork and leadership skills in managing military veterans in service.

In forests with a concentrated wildland urban interface, fuel treatments may be vital for ensuring human welfare and enhancing forest integrity in a fire-prone future.