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National Wildland Firefighter Day, celebrated on July 2, is a special day when we say thank you to the brave men and women who fight wildfires. Wildfires are big fires that happen in forests or grasslands, and they can be very dangerous. Wildland firefighters work hard to stop these fires from spreading and to keep people, plants, and animals safe. On this day, we remember their courage and dedication. It's important to honor these heroes because their work helps protect our land and keeps us safe from danger.
How to celebrate National Wildland Firefighter Day?
Wear a firefighter helmet toy and have fun pretending to be a hero. Draw pictures of brave firefighters and wildland scenes, and hang them up for everyone to see. Plant a tree or some flowers to help nature regrow. Have a picnic outside with friends and family, telling stories about brave firefighters. Make thank-you cards for real wildland firefighters and send them. Watch a cool firefighter movie or read a story about them. Learn about fire safety and share what you learn. Remember to clap and cheer for the firefighters who help keep forests safe and protect us all.
Where National Wildland Firefighter Day is celebrated?
- - International
- - United States
