How do firefighters put out the wildfires?

Firefighters use a tool known as a pulaski. Its a combination of an ax and hoe used to dig a fireline. A fireline is a strip of land from which all brush and debris have been cleared to rob a wildfire of its fuel.

Firefighters also use hotshots and smoke jumpers to clear a large path in a big circle around the fire so the blaze is contained in a ring of dirt. When the fire reaches this area, it runs out of fuel and starves to death. If the fire is too large, however, planes and helicopters fly overhead, dropping water and special chemicals that smother the flames.

This pink, fire-retardant chemical is called sky jell-o. Click Here to get the latest wildfire information. Click Here for to get more wildfire information.

Click Here to see if there has been any recent wildfire activity across the U.S. Know the Lingo SURFACE FIRES - The most common type of wildfires, surface fires move slowly and burn along the forest floor, killing and damaging vegetation. GROUND FIRES - These are ... more.

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