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Forest fires can destroy homes, animals, and land. Children should be taught fire safety and proper camping behavior. If a forest fire threatens your village, evacuate with important items and animals. Most forest fires are caused by human actions like improper campfires or fireworks, so take precautions like parking away from trees and buying home insurance if near forests.
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