There Is A Better Way To Fight Wildfires

On Wildfire
Turning the Tide
A Simple Box

Deaths: 3,400

100%

Deaths

3,400*


 

Fires: 1,319,500

100%

Fires

1,319,500*


 

Injuries: 14,670

100%

Injuries

14,670*


 

Cost: $23.0 Billion

100%

Cost

$23.0 Billion*

 

*All values for 2017 (current data) | Source: US Forest Service / FEMA https://www.usfs.fema.gov/data/statistics/#tab-1 


US Aerial Wildfire Fighting Capacity

Today:

  740,480 gallons

37%

Today If Using The Guardian:

2,000,480 gallons

99%

Note: The Guardian is NOT currently used by any agency on any fire in the United States

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Contact you legislator about the need to get more planes fighting wildfire, and that Caylym is here to help.

 


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Tell the Forest Service

Locate and contact your regional FS office, and share The Guardian System. It’s never too late to be more effective in combating uncontrolled wildfire.

 


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