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Title: VIVTIM or SURVIV0R

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VIVTIM or SURVIV0R

Your Decision

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KNOW YOU RISKSHAZARD PROOF YOUR FAMILY

Post Emergency Numbers

BUT DO NOT EXPECT SOMEONE TO BE THERE FOR YOU
SELF RELIENCE - KEYWORD

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Weather Radio

All-Hazards Emergency Messages on National
Oceanic Atmospheric Administration Weather
Radio (NOAA)
Warnings, watches, forecasts and other
non-weather related hazard
VHF frequencies from 162.400 MHz to 162.550 MHz.
Automatic.
Tone alarm Environment Canada will send a 1050
Hz tone alarm
SAME technology SAME, or Specific Alert Message
Encoding allows you to specify the particular
area
Battery backup , External antenna jack
Midland Radio Corporation, Radio Shack

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EMERGENCY SERVIVAL KIT

Basic items you will need to survive for 72
hours
Water at least two litres of water per person
per day (Include small bottles that can be
carried easily in case of an evacuation order)
Food that wont spoil, such as canned food,
energy bars and dried foods (remember to replace
the food and water once a year)
Manual can opener
Flashlight and extra batteries
Candles and matches or lighter (remember to
place candles in sturdy containers and to put
them out before going to sleep)

Battery-powered or wind-up radio (and extra
batteries)
First aid kit
Special items such as prescription medications,
infant formula and equipment for people with
disabilities
Fidos Food
Extra keys for your car and house
Some cash in smaller bills, such as 10 bills
(travellers cheques are also useful) and change
for payphones
A copy of your emergency plan including contact
information

Recommended additional kit supplies
It is always a good idea to have extra supplies
on hand. Here are some recommendations
A change of clothing and footwear for each
household member
Sleeping bag or warm blanket for each household
member
A whistle (in case you need to attract
attention)
Garbage bags for personal sanitationand
cleaning

Toilet paper and other personal care supplies
Work gloves
Basic tools (hammer, pliers, wrench,
screwdrivers, fasteners, work gloves)
Small fuel-driven stove and fuel (follow
manufacturers directions and store properly)
Two additional litres of water per person per
day for cooking

The basic car kit should include the following
items
Food that wont spoil, such as energy bars
Water
Blanket
Extra clothing and shoes
Candle in a deep can and matches
First aid kit with seatbelt cutter
Warning light or road flares
Small shovel, scraper and snowbrush
List of contact numbers

Recommended additional kit supplies
It is always a good idea to have extra supplies
on hand. Here are some recommendations
Sand, salt or cat litter
Antifreeze/ windshield washer fluid
Tow rope, jumper cables
Fire extinguisher
Roadmaps, whistle and flashlight

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FireSmart
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Lake of the Woods Reality

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Site Preparation
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Interface Priority Zones
Priority Zone 3
Zone 1
Fuel Free Space
Wood piles et.
Priority Zone 2
Zone 2
Priority Zone 1
Dead trees
Thick Shrubs
10 m
20 m
Zone 3
Clean out underbrush
70 m
Retain deciduous trees
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5 mm wire mesh
2 metres
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Will your home survive a wildfire ?
Do Your Own Hazard Assessment
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Prepared for the Woods
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