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Sign up to receive your own updates January 2018 Climate Extremes While January finds many parts of the country in a deep freeze, paradoxically other parts of the country are dealing with the aftermath of massive wildfires. Climate change is thought to be one of the many factors behind these extreme conditions. Help students understand more about the wild fires that are in recent headlines and contribute to the great climate change debate. Wildfires: Articles: Fire Fighting and Prevention Forest Fires Primary Source: Wildfires in California: A Student's Diary Related Websites: Smokey the Bear Why Forests Need Fires Temperate Forests: Articles: Forests and Forestry Temperate Forests Foresters and Their Science Related Websites: Kids Do Ecology: Temperate Forest A Walk in the Woods Climate Change: Articles: The Greenhouse Effect Fossil Fuels Animals Feeling the Heat Climate Change: What Can You Do? Related Websites: Climate Kids – NASA Interactive Climate Change Maps It's TRUE! Upcoming Webinar: Scientists predict that temperatures will rise another 3.2°F to 7.2°F in the next 100 years. Sea levels will keep rising. Land will disappear even faster. Read more in the Climate Change eBook. Learn more about getting the most out of BookFlix by attending one of our upcoming online training sessions: Thursday, January 11th, 2018 11:00 am to 12:00 pm EST Tuesday, January 30th, 2018 3:00 pm to 4:00 pm EST Extreme Nature Explore more of mother nature’s fury with these additional units:

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