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Firefighters forced to escort dog walkers away from wildfire scorched Dunwich Heath
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Dunwich Heath, a sensitive habitat and popular walking spot in Suffolk, is particularly vulnerable to wildfires due to its dry undergrowth and heathland vegetation. The area is also home to a variety of rare wildlife and plants, making it a priority for conservation efforts. Firefighters' warnings about high temperatures beneath the surface of the burnt ground highlight the ongoing risks and challenges of managing wildfires in such environments.
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Firefighters forced to escort dog walkers away from wildfire scorched Dunwich Heath
Firefighters warned parts of the burnt ground could be hiding temperatures higher than 60C at the surface level of the scorched heath
4 Aug, 16:48
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