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Wildfire Awareness Month is a month-long campaign in May to raise awareness about the risks of wildfires and the steps you can take to prevent them. These natural disasters are more common than ever, with communities all over the country becoming all too familiar with the dull red skies that mark a nearby fire. While we may not like them, they are a part of nature. Wildfires are natural weather events that can occur in any part of the country, but they are more common in places like British Columbia and Alberta. But being natural does not mean they aren’t dangerous. These fires can cause significant damage to property, wildlife, and even human lives. They are also major contributors to air pollution and can have long-term environmental impacts.