Fire Prevention II (Book Three, Card 36) An unenclosed and freely expanding combustion event that consumes the natural fuels of a forest, such as duff, grass, weeds, brush, and trees is referred to as a forest fire. Forest fires can be classified into three types, with the distinctions being based mostly on their manner of …

Fire Prevention I (Book Three, Card 35) Fire prevention in forests is ultimately vital since it considerably aids in the prompt discovery of hot patches, the localization of ignition sources, and the mitigation of losses caused by wildfires, among other things. Conservation of our forest resources and planning for the replacement of those trees required …

Lacross Stick (Book Three, Card 34) Lacrosse is a sport in which a lacrosse stick, often known as a cross, is utilized. Players use the lacrosse stick to handle the ball as well as to strike or “check” the sticks of opposing players, prompting them to drop the ball in their possession. Its head is …