Fire Leave No Trace Skills

A useful video to help reduce the impact of open fires in wild places. No fire lighting skills are covered, instead its how to prepare the ground and select wood, then how to clean up leaving the site in good order.
Helping us keep our wild places pretty and enjoy them responsibly.
I hope this video finds its way to people working and playing with fires in the wilderness. Any helpful comments and tips are appreciated.
Cheers A

[@ThaiXLe]

Thank you for an excellent video on LNT fire. I wish more of those "100" of video address minimizing the impact of making fire. Thanks again for showing great stewardship.

[@angelaward9734]

Brilliant video. Loads of practical information on how to do things properly!

[@KathleenHelenLisson]

Thank you so much!

[@sekyw]

looks like one of your dogs took off with your trowel, and then you found it in the end. good, and good job on your video!

[@xxerox808]

‘Which is…’ ‘…’ ‘…and water.’

[@ihn]

Jonathan Pie in the woods?

[@ForBritannia]

Thank you for showing the leave no trace but i think you're going a bit overkill with the putting the fire out business, as there has only ever been 1 forest fire in Britain ever recorded and it was due to arsonists setting loads of fires in Swinley Forest, and even after that the fire service said the damage was very limited as in Britain its from very hard to near impossible for a fire to spread with our climate. ATB Alex

[@gethingriffiths5710]

I don't know where you got that statistic from, but there have been many wildfires in the UK, especially as of late. It's important that people carry out the correct procedure of putting out a fire, regardless of where it is. The importance of this will only rise in our warming climate, better to get people doing it earlier than too late