Sentence examples for forest firefighting from inspiring English sources
Soon a detailed blogpost appeared dismissing Gattarov and Burmatov's proud reports as fake: their clothes looked far too clean for a messy operation like forest firefighting, and the area in question wasn't even on fire.
The prime candidate for spiritual cleansing in Pyper's novel is Miles McEwan, chief of the forest firefighting crew in Ross River, a town some 300 miles below the Arctic Circle and so isolated it's essentially cut off from the rest of the continent.
Technology can play a significant role in the management and coordination activities of special operations such as emergency response, military combat missions, forest firefighting, etc. Mobile ad hoc networks (MANETs) can be used quite effectively to manage resource sharing in such operations due to their flexibility and ease of establishment.
The film's title comes from a forest-firefighting landmark, Montana's 1949 Mann Gulch blaze (memorably written about by "A River Runs Through It" author Norman Maclean in his classic "Young Men and Fire").
The study comes near the close of a 2013 fire season that saw the most destructive fire in Colorado history, marked one of the largest burns on record in California, caused the deaths of 33 firefighters and strained U.S. Forest Service firefighting resources.
Klimek and a U.S. Forest Service firefighting crew stationed in the park drove as close as the main road would take them to the smoke, then he and a captain from the crew hiked into a wilderness area, where an aircraft reconnaissance team directed them to a single tree that was burning.
But until people grasp or act on what Cohen has demonstrated — that homeowners would not need to rely on firefighters as much as they do if their houses were better built and maintained and the properties around them were prepared to withstand fire — changes to forest management and firefighting policies are unlikely to significantly improve matters.
As more houses are built in the forests, fires and firefighting become more expensive, experts say.
It rode on top of the truck to a site where the forest service keeps a firefighting helicopter.
"The long-term safety of our communities depends on science-based action and dedicated funding that adequately supports firefighting and forest management efforts".
More than 5000 acres of pocosin forest and $14.5 million in firefighting resources were consumed before Hurricane Irene extinguished the blaze and residual smoldering in late August 2011 [ 12].
