30 Seconds of Wildfire Prevention with Florida Forest Service - Withlacoochee Forestry Center! 🐻🔥• https://www.fdacs.gov/Forest-Wildfire/Wildland-Fire/Fire-Prevention/Be-Wildfire-Ready | Hernando County Fire Rescue

22 reactions · 13 shares | Learn what happens to a forest ecosystem after a fire has come through. See the plants and animals that move in, and why natural fires are good for many forests in the western U.S., while large wildfires are unhealthy. | New Mexico Museum of Natural History & Science | Facebook

When you see a burned forest, what comes to mind? Fires can stir a lot of emotions, but it’s easy to forget how important wildfires are for creating wildlife habitat. Hear from park wildlife biologist Lisa Bate about how birds and animals depend on fires. Video description: three images show a burned area, an active wildfire, and a burned forest with new ferns regrowing; images of woodpeckers and a northern hawk owl; photo of a deer in a dark old growth forest, a moose in a meadow surrounded by