Wildfires In America

As an superintendent I know Wildfires develop when forest vegetation that is lacking moisture, elements and circulating air stimulate hot scorching gases that derive from combusting activities in national parks. I also know they travel through, burn and destroy acres of territories at 14 miles an hour and nearly 100,000 wildfires occur annually. The wildfire article (p.,) states, previously, 5 million wildfires have burned in the United States presently the amount of wildfires has increased to 9 million, National Geographic (n.d). Superintendents are educated on how wildfires travel and burn through acres of territories in national parks at speeds that reach 14 miles per hour, destroying everything in their path. As a superintendent of a national
park I know natural environmental factors contribute to and stimulate wildfires in national parks these factors called fire triangles. The wild fire article (p.,3) also states, fire triangles contribute aerated gases, natural occurring conductors and existing energy that ignites flames and start combustion activities in woodland fires, National Geographic (n.d).National parks that have abundant natural supplies of gases, conductors and sources of energy are more likely to experience increased annual amounts of destructive wildfires .As a superintendent I am against wildfires burning in national parks that do not have abundant natural supplies of gases, conductors and sources of energy since, these types of fires create favorable situations where firefighters are clearly able to extinguish them and remove contributing factors from fires. I also will not change my opinion about these types of wildfires even if it developed from lightning or arson strikes.