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- 1. Crowsnest FireAugust 21st, 2003
- 2. What can you tell me about the Crownsnest Fire?
- 3. A seasonal wild-fire raged out of control and resulted in the evacuation of the area of Crowsnest What was the Crowsnest fire of 2003?
- 4. Burned over 20,000 hectares of forest Affected the timber and tourism industries Why is the Crowsnest fire Significant?
- 5. If there was a fire or other natural disaster where you live how do you think this would effect the areas economy? Would the fire adversely affect specific groups? Would the fire benefit anyone?
- 6. What would you do if you were forced to evacuate immediately? What would you take with you and why? Where would you go?
- 7. What she took with her included the lamp her husband once used as a miner, her jewelry (but not his) and a little plastic Buddha as well as her cat and dog Her husband was not in town when the fire occurred Elaine Hruby
- 8. Original PowerPoint and information provided by M. Hollingsworth, 2009 Background adapted from a photo by Ian Britton (2001) available on FreeFoto.com References