Sentence examples for wilderness fire from inspiring English sources

A cataclysmic wilderness fire forces a woman to choose between the two men she loves.

"How could we lose that many all at once?" Nineteen of the 20 members of the Granite Mountain Hotshots perished on Sunday, fighting a fierce wilderness fire outside the old gold mining village of Yarnell, 35 miles southwest of here.

I saw joy in the each of them when they were doing their jobs," said Darrell Willis, chief of the Prescott Fire Department's wilderness fire division, who wore the same pants and boots he had on the day his men were killed.

The wilderness fire was "a real wake-up call" to reduce the carbon pollution "that is in many respects driving all of this," he said.

The series takes place over the span of six books, which are: The Quest Begins, Great Bear Lake, Smoke Mountain, The Last Wilderness, Fire in the Sky, and Spirits in the Stars.

Overall, studies have shown a strong influence of humans on the spatial pattern of wildfire, either as the ignition source at shorter distances to human infrastructure (Pyne et al. 1996; Cardille et al. 2001; Petrakis et al. 2005; Stephens 2005; Yang et al. 2007; Grala and Cooke 2010), or by management efforts to suppress wilderness fires (Miller 2003).

Outside of parks and wilderness, prescribed fire with logging was effective at reducing fire risk on portions of the landscape in two restoration scenarios, largely by maintaining deciduous tree dominance and fire-tolerant red and white pine stands, and timber harvest alone maintained patches of less fire-prone deciduous forests in some scenarios.

Almond has since released several other works to critical acclaim, including Kit's Wilderness, The Fire Eaters and Clay.

The first book The Quest Begins was released on May 27, 2008 and by October 2010, five volumes were available in the US and Canada: The Quest Begins, Great Bear Lake, Smoke Mountain, The Last Wilderness, and Fire in the Sky; the sixth and final volume, Spirits in the Stars, was released on February 8 , 2011

Group size is restricted in the wilderness, open fires are not permitted in some high-use areas, and visitors are expected to follow Leave No Trace practices.

But allowing fires to burn can go wrong, as happened last summer in Minnesota's Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness, where a fire that burned slowly at first grew out of control, burning about 145 square miles and costing $23 million to fight.