This is a more modern version of Smokey the Bear PSA, the longest running and most effective campaign for the prevention of forestal fires in the USA. It was produced in the 1990's.

Smokey the Bear has been one of the most successful and longest running PSA campaigns in the USA. Started in 1944 and it is still active in educating audiences in the prevention of forestal fires. This particular version was produced in the 1970's.

One of the most successful PSA's started in the 1940's and is still an active and efficient campaign for educating aidiences on the prevention of forestal fires. Smokey The Bear rocks in this favorite PSA: "Only YOU!" can prevent forest fires!

Not sure of the year but this is definitely on oldie as well as a goodie. Smokey the Bear has been part of the ost successful and longest running PSA campaign. Started n 1944 and it is still active in educating audiences in the prevention of forestal fires.

The project of fire-prevention safety is made by my daughter Margarita Deglin

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Written by Tom Goss
Produced by Rich Morel
Video directed by Aram Vartian and Michael Patrick Key.
Huge thanks to everyone involved in the video making process, especially Hide Okuno and Phil Reese, two of the best production assistants in the world. They did all the little stuff that made...

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