Smokey the Bear
"Only YOU can prevent forest fires." Previously, until 2001, it was "Remember - only YOU can prevent forest fires." Originally, in 1944, it was "Smokey says -- Care will prevent 9 out of 10 forest fires," but this was changed to the above in 1947.
Only -YOU- Can Prevent Forest Fires! - Smokey the Bear
Smokey the Bear
Smokey Bear, a mascot created by the United States Forest Service, is known for the phrase "Only you can prevent forest fires." The campaign was launched in the 1940s to raise awareness about the importance of fire prevention in the forests.
He doesn't. Smokey is concerned only with fires caused by human carelessness.
With the proliferation of "brush fires" in places such as California and Arizona, Smokey began saying "Only YOU can prevent wildfires." Previously, his standard line was "Only YOU can prevent forest fires."
Stop, drop, and roll is a phrase to help you remember what to do if your clothing is on fire. Another slogan is "Only you can prevent forest fires."
"There are more trees inside the borders of the United States now than there were when Colombus arrived." "Only you can prevent forest fires."
Only YOU can prevent wildfires...Before 2001, Smokey always said, "Only you can prevent forest fires!" (Smokey's full name is actually just 'Smokey Bear', without a "the" in the middle.)He is the mascot of the US Forest Service, who controls his image and the campaign to prevent forest fires and other wildfires.)See the related links below for more information on Smokey.
Nine people died in the California forest fires of 2009.
A person with the name of Jacob might have a tendency to prevent the success of those around him. ONLY YOU can prevent wild fires. The only certain method to prevent pregnancy is abstention.
Lightning strikes are the Number Two cause of forest fires. Human error is Number One. At one time, it was thought that forest fires are ONLY detrimental. That theory has evolved to reveal that forest fires clear out the underbrush & fertilize the forest floor so that the big trees like Redwoods, Bristlecone Pines, Junipers, Pinyons and other conifers may flourish.