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'Their job is to eat.' These rugged creatures clear the brush that fuels Texas' wildfires - Vimarsana News

'Their job is to eat.' These rugged creatures clear the brush that fuels Texas' wildfires

See how these versatile goats can clear out overgrown countryside that serves as the fuel for Texas wildfires.

Source: yahoo.com
Brush fires increase compared to this time last year in Burton - Vimarsana News

Brush fires increase compared to this time last year in Burton

The Burton Fire District says since January 1st, they have responded to 14 fires involving brush or trash.

Source: wjcl.com
West Virginia wildfires: Forestry officials report on season | News - Vimarsana News

West Virginia wildfires: Forestry officials report on season | News

West Virginia Division of Forestry officials detailed, on Jan. 5, 2024, detailed the 2023 fall fire season that charred 32,318 acres across the Mountain State between Oct. 1 and Dec. 31. Some of the affected areas included Paint Creek in Kanawha County.

Big Island Now poll results: Fatal dog mauling, fires, Uncle Billy's hotel demolition top 2023 news stories : Big Island Now - Vimarsana News

Big Island Now poll results: Fatal dog mauling, fires, Uncle Billy's hotel demolition top 2023 news stories : Big Island Now

From the planned demolition of Uncle Billy’s Hilo Bay Hotel to the scheduled road projects for the Kīlauea eruption recovery to dog attacks and fires, the year has seen progress and devastation.

Hawaiʻi County officials urge firework safety through New Year's to prevent brush fires : Big Island Now - Vimarsana News

Hawaiʻi County officials urge firework safety through New Year's to prevent brush fires : Big Island Now

Persistent drought conditions in some areas of the Big Island are conducive to brush fires starting, spreading rapidly and endangering island communities.