and they had a bear cub that climbed a tree to escape the fire. And though he was badly burned, he was safe, and due to his bravery, the local wildland firefighters named him Smokey.” ...

To young Brooks Watts, visiting from Washington D.C. with his parents Greg and Rachelle Watts and his two siblings, the highlight of the Cunningham Falls State Park Maple Syrup Festival was obvious.

the Dr. Seuss character who “speaks for the trees,” and Smokey Bear, the symbol of the U.S. Forest Service’s wildfire prevention efforts. Among the demonstrators was Brian Gibbs, 41 ...

From New York City to Oklahoma, demonstrators have gathered to protest the Trump administration’s controversial moves. Here’s ...

Among them were six employees of Joshua Tree National Park ... which read “Protect public lands” and included a drawing of Smokey Bear. “Rehire Smokey and friends,” the sign demanded.

Over his tenure, Roosevelt protected around 230 million acres of nature. Today, according to the National Park Foundation, ...

He cleared hazard trees with a chainsaw, cleaned campgrounds and also donned the Smokey Bear costume for public events. Best of all, he started fighting wildfires. In 2022, Issari secured a permanent ...

The trees are bare during this time ... message brought to people across the country by the well-known figure, Smokey Bear. Detailed information about wildfire prevention as well as materials ...

Demonstrators showed up at sites like Joshua Tree, Yosemite ... cartoon character who speaks about the environment, and Smokey the Bear, the symbol of the U.S. Forest Service’s wildfire ...

the Dr. Seuss character who “speaks for the trees,” and Smokey Bear, the symbol of the U.S. Forest Service’s wildfire prevention efforts. Among the demonstrators was Brian Gibbs, 41 ...

Entering Day 26 of the Covington Drive wildfire in Carolina Forest, residents are still seeing South Carolina Forestry ...