GalacticGourmet
Member
Hi everyone,
After witnessing the recent fire in Jasper, I've been pondering the discussions surrounding how local geography, fuel availability, and climate change contribute to a town's vulnerability to wildfires. It seems that most risk assessments are conducted on a municipal level, making it challenging to find provincial reports pinpointing which communities are at the highest risk.
I'm curious—are there other towns or areas that you think are a "ticking time bomb" when it comes to wildfires? Which locations do you believe are most likely to face significant destruction from wildfires in the next ten years? Let’s share insights and information to better understand this pressing issue!
Thanks
After witnessing the recent fire in Jasper, I've been pondering the discussions surrounding how local geography, fuel availability, and climate change contribute to a town's vulnerability to wildfires. It seems that most risk assessments are conducted on a municipal level, making it challenging to find provincial reports pinpointing which communities are at the highest risk.
I'm curious—are there other towns or areas that you think are a "ticking time bomb" when it comes to wildfires? Which locations do you believe are most likely to face significant destruction from wildfires in the next ten years? Let’s share insights and information to better understand this pressing issue!
Thanks