Example: In Nevada before 1950 there were no large wildfires reported. Now fires average over 500,000 acres per year.
Smoked Bear’s mission is to protect millions of animals from burning and to stop wildfires from polluting our nation by increasing grazing and logging to reduce wildfire fuel.
The goal of the Smoked Bear Initiative is to stop the wildfires that are burning millions of animals. With your help we can do it. A little bit goes a long way.
Over 600,000 acres are burning in Nevada wildfires each year. Read why this is happening, and learn how we can fix the issues.
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ENTRY DEADLINE: March 15, 2012
EARLY BIRD ENTRY DEADLINE: December 30, 2011
Smoked Bear visited the Bear Wallow fire in Springerville, Arizona. The fire burned through 40 miles of mountains and over 500,000 acres, the largest fire in Arizona history. It burned all the small animals and only the elk and some birds survived. Some elk had their feet burned so badly that they died after the [...]
ELKO — Gambling is still alive and well on northeastern Nevada’s high desert. Several public officials and Bureau of Land Management personnel participated in a tour of the Tomera family ranches along the Elko and Eureka county border last week. The gamble being addressed by the group was the build-up of fire fuel on the [...]
From Scarcity, to Abundance and now Decline In past years, I made presentations to public school classes and I always started with the question, “Were there more deer in 1830 or are there more deer today?” The answer was always unanimously that there were more deer in 1830. I challenge you to ask this question [...]
