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Fire risk signs introduced at North York Moors National Park

3rd June 2011 | Warning Signs

Posted by Ben Alexander

Warning signs are being erected at the North York Moors National Park in an attempt to prevent people from lighting fires or barbecues.

After analysing the weather and moisture levels in the area's soil, it has been determined by the National Park Authority that the area will be on fire alert, according to the Malton Mecury.

Bernie McLinden, the authority’s Head of Park Management, told the news provider: "Dry vegetation, a lack of moisture in the ground and breezy conditions could quickly whip a spark from a BBQ or dropped cigarette into a large blaze."

Ms McLinden also noted that the cooler temperatures have made little impact to the conditions at the park.

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