Crowsnest Fire Rev1 2

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      • On August 21 st , 2003, a seasonal fire abruptly changed direction and transformed into a giant fire.
      • A 6-km flame wall reached 50m and whipped over the slopes.
      • Energy equivalent of a an atomic explosion every 30 minute.
      • Residents in shock fled the town.
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      • The fire blaze burned over 20,000 hectares of forest.
      • Local businesses were affected.
      • Spray Lake Sawmills benefited from the
      • salvageable lumber.
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      • Over time, burnt areas create diversity.
      • A burned area allows for the development of rich undergrowth that wasn’t there before.
      • De-barking trees reduce carbon content.
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