Brochure that outlines the cost of arson, and tips for reporting arson to law enforcement. You will need to change photos on the inside to match your area. Make sure you have secured the right to use the photos. This brochure can be printed on letter-sized paper then folded to 3.67x8.5.

Campfire Soup: How to put out your campfire in recipe-style format. San Juan National Forest. 

Cool Your Coals; Drown, Stir and Feel to make sure your fire is dead out; campfire tips. USDA identity strip across the top; San Juan National Forest and Forest Service shield at bottom.

This two sided card prints front and back on 11x8.5 card stock, then trimmed to 4.25x5.5, giving you 4 cards. The front shows how a wildfire starts from an unattended campfire; the back illustrates drown-stir-feel.  Space left  for agency logos and information.

Cold and wet should describe more than your dog's nose with image of incredibly cute beagle puppy. Make sure your fire is dead out. Drown, stir and feel. 

Drown your fire, water splashing on flames. Space left for agency logos and contact information. File contains 3 designs (white background, yellow background, dark blue background). By exporting to jpg, could also be used for social media posts.

Drown your warming fire, Obey fire restrictions; Never leave a fire unattended. Douse your fire before leaving. Make sure your fire is dead out by feeling with your hand. If it’s too hot to touch, it’s too hot to leave. Space left for adding agency logos and contact information.

Describes campfire restrictions on the San Juan National Forest. Campfires are allowed in Forest Service manufactured fire rings and grills at developed campgrounds and picnic areas, plus tips on campfire alternatives.

Prevent Wildfires While Target Shooting, 11x17 circle target with wildfire prevention tips; check the weather, be prepared to put out a fire; put targets on dirt or gravel, call 911, check for restrictions. Agency logo and address can be added by removing the "thank you" section at bottom.

Fireworks are illegal. Possessing, discharging and/or using fireworks are prohibited public lands. Has space at bottom right for agency logo and contact information. If used around July 4, encourage people to attend local community firework events. Remember that agencies other than the Forest Service may prefer different wording, like fireworks are restricted on (agency name) lands.