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Calling the local fire department is a jolly old good idea

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Did you know that the smoke produced from a fire is both disgusting in your nose, and also highly dangerous for Asthmatics? This diagram shows what to do to avoid the smoke

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In this video, I talk about some of the ways fires could not start due to some key elements.

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The land is a very mysterious thing. Like bones in our bodies, a forest could be burnt to ash, but after a couple of decades or so, they start to grow back and soon, it will be bustling with life again.

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The firemen were very nice and the trip was very informative. I learnt a lot about what firemen do. Thanks Ms Hillard and Mrs Jennings for letting us go

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The worst time to do a backburn is when type weather is hot, the vegetation is dry and the wind is quite strong. This diagram shows when and where to not start a backburn.

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Electrical fires are started by a power overload on a power board, or a bolt of lightning striking something flammable. Electrical fires can not be put out by water, instead, water does the complete opposite. Fire Extinguishers and Fire Blankets are effective against them.

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The three ingredients for a fire to stay burning are:

*Oxygen
*Heat
*Fuel (Dry leaves, logs and twigs to keep it burning)

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Did you know, that people use a type of fire called `cool burning` to cut grass? This fire got it's name by the fact that 1 minute after cool burning, you can stand on the burnt patch WITH BARE FEET!!??

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the can occur anywhere where is a tropical environment in Australia. but they are most common in Spring and Summer in SA. This map shows where bushfires are most likely to occur.

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this diagram shows how fire catches alight quicker on a slope upwards than downwards.