How to Make Your Home And Property Fire-Safe

Kris Babbs (Keep Oregon Green) and Tom Fields (Oregon Department of Forestry) show you the treatments necessary to help make your home and surrounding property more resilient from a possible fire. Fire can originate in the forest, or even on your own property.
Creating your fire safe plan may take a unique approach, because your topography, climate, and surrounds are unique to you and your land. To help make a plan, feel free to contact Keep Oregon Green, the Oregon Department of Forestry or an OSU-extension forester.
For more information visit:
KeepOregonGreen.org
Extension.OregonState.edu
KnowYourForest.org

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This is one of the best videos I have seen on this subject. It's a bit shocking to me that it only has 81 likes.

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Land maintenance and property management has become habitual when caring for a cancer patient full time and babysitting part time. Being an outdoor smoker I've practiced fire safety for decades

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Thankyou for such an informative video. I live in Australia and we are expecting the heatwaves that you are experiencing currently in the USA and Canada. It's great we have some time to prepare. Once again, a huge thankyou! ❤

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Thank you for this. I am buying land in the forest and want to make it as safe as possible for all involved

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Can't find help with pine needle removal.

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Hey what should you do when there a fire in a house

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Extinguish it if it’s not too big or get out of the house

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Great Video, Great Content. I have learn something new today! keep up the good work!