BREATHE EASY, STAY SAFE

People of all ages are negatively affected by wildfire smoke exposure, elevating the risk of strokes and a host of other health problems.
Even at low concentrations, wildfire smoke is hazardous. People with lung conditions, as well as children and the elderly should avoid strenuous outdoor activities.

During smoky and hazy days, even staying indoors may not provide protection from harmful smoke particles.
Wildfire smoke can linger in the local air for weeks yet at the same time travel thousands of miles to destinations across continents.
Wearing a high-quality mask is essential to breathe easy.