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X-WR-CALDESC:Forest Fire Prevention campaigns began in the early 1900s afte
 r a series of destructive wildfires that killed thousands and threatened t
 o deplete our shrinking timber supply. This program describes the art\, ar
 tists\, and media used to encourage the public to be cautious with fire. T
 he campaign intensified during World War II\, when enemy submarines and in
 cendiary balloons aimed to ignite forests along the West Coast. A variety 
 of animals\, including a squirrel\, Bambi the deer\, and\, finally\, a bea
 r in trousers and a hat\, were chosen as the symbol for forest fire preven
 tion. We will examine the campaign's impact on the health of our forests t
 oday. A variety of historic fire prevention posters will be on display. \n
 \nDavid Govatski served as a fire management officer for the US Forest Ser
 vice and\, after retirement\, continued to study the role of fire in fores
 t ecosystems.
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DESCRIPTION:Forest Fire Prevention campaigns began in the early 1900s after
  a series of destructive wildfires that killed thousands and threatened to
  deplete our shrinking timber supply. This program describes the art\, art
 ists\, and media used to encourage the public to be cautious with fire. Th
 e campaign intensified during World War II\, when enemy submarines and inc
 endiary balloons aimed to ignite forests along the West Coast. A variety o
 f animals\, including a squirrel\, Bambi the deer\, and\, finally\, a bear
  in trousers and a hat\, were chosen as the symbol for forest fire prevent
 ion. We will examine the campaign's impact on the health of our forests to
 day. A variety of historic fire prevention posters will be on display. \n
 \nDavid Govatski served as a fire management officer for the US Forest Ser
 vice and\, after retirement\, continued to study the role of fire in fores
 t ecosystems.
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260402T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260402T200000
LOCATION:1245 Bald Hill Road\, Albany\, NH 03818 US
SUMMARY:Remember\, Only You…: A History of Forest Fire Prevention Advertisi
 ng
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