learn about fire and storm damageLearn About Fire and Storm Damage

Fire, wind and ice affect your woodlot in different ways. Know what to expect so you can deal with one of these natural events when it happens.

Learn About Fire and Storm Damage: Activities

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LEARN ABOUT WILDFIRES

Though the northeastern US is sometimes called "the asbestos forest" for its fire resistance, the region's fire towers are evidence of its wildfire history. Be especially vigilant during the region's main fire season of March through May. SEE MORE
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LEARN ABOUT WINDSTORMS

It doesn't take a tornado or hurricane to break limbs and uproot trees. Every woodlot is vulnerable to damage from windstorms. Learn how to make your woodlot more resistant to wind damage and what to do when a windstorm hits your land. SEE MORE
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LEARN ABOUT ICE DAMAGE

Ice storms are the most dangerous winter weather for trees. The added weight of ice on branches can break limbs and topple trees. But ice storms can also increase tree growth if the damage is minor and even create new nesting sites for animals. SEE MORE
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