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Return of The Ashes
Wildfire is a serious and
recurring problem in Thailand. Between 1985 and today, 92,106 wildfire
incidents have occurred, 95% of it manmade, damaging a total of 55,600
acres of priceless rainforest and agricultural
land. Firefighters are also in short supply, often inadequately equipped. The result is an ever increasing number of wildfires, from year to year. The Thai Forestry department, in partnership with Caran D’Ache, created the Return of the Ashes project in order to gather funds. All proceeds will go to increasing the number of firefighters and supplying them with better equipment with which to combat wildfires.
The Return of the Ashes project gathered ashes and cinders from trees damaged by wildfire and transformed them into an charcoal pencil set. The pencil cases were also made from fire-damaged trees that have toppled and died. The branches from these dead trees were also put to use. They were meticulously transformed into charcoal pencils, and then packed. These limited edition, artisanal charcoal pencil sets were then put on sale in Caran D’Ache shops, with all proceeds going to firefighting division of the Thai Department of Forestry.
land. Firefighters are also in short supply, often inadequately equipped. The result is an ever increasing number of wildfires, from year to year. The Thai Forestry department, in partnership with Caran D’Ache, created the Return of the Ashes project in order to gather funds. All proceeds will go to increasing the number of firefighters and supplying them with better equipment with which to combat wildfires.
The Return of the Ashes project gathered ashes and cinders from trees damaged by wildfire and transformed them into an charcoal pencil set. The pencil cases were also made from fire-damaged trees that have toppled and died. The branches from these dead trees were also put to use. They were meticulously transformed into charcoal pencils, and then packed. These limited edition, artisanal charcoal pencil sets were then put on sale in Caran D’Ache shops, with all proceeds going to firefighting division of the Thai Department of Forestry.
