'The home of wild things' is a production that studies wildlife along with nature and the destruction caused due to lumber cutting activities. Two bears playing near a tree. A bear climbing in a tree. A herd of elk and some deer seen in woods in a forest. View of the house of a fur trapper. The man with his furs and pelts hanging outside the simple cabin home, sits nearby at work. View of forest and river. A car parked in a ditch below a massive tree (shot is dark.) Group of uniformed Boy Scouts in a troop setup camp in a forest. People swimming in a swimming pool in a wooded setting, with trees all around the outdoor pool area. One young man walks on his hands in the foreground, beside the pool. Men in logging industry cut down trees in forest with a two man saw. A freshly cut tree falls to the ground. View of land with cut tree trunks.
Forest fires destroy life, property and timber. View of a forest fire. Carelessness causes 80 per cent of the forest fires. Man lights up a match to smoke cigarette in the forest. He throws the lit matchstick on the ground that starts a forest fire. Man plants trees.
View of a tree growing in the forest. Forest fire destroys baby trees that are planted to replenish deforestation in forest.
The boy scouts of America parade on streets. Boy scouts camp in forest. They put out camp fires and practice other forest fire prevention methods.
American boy scouts take fire prevention methods. A boy scout puts a sign on tree. Sign reads 'Prevent Forest Fires-It Pays'. Boy scouts teach others to be careful with fire. Boy Scouts put out a burning camp fire.
Boy Scouts of America organize a fire prevention parade in Washington DC. View of the U.S. Capitol building. Boy scouts parade on street of Washington DC. They carry United States flag and banners. Banners read, 'I Was Careless With My Camp Fire', 'Don't Take Any Chance With Fire', 'Our Forests Give Health Prosperity Recreation, Don't Burn Them', 'Our Forest Protect Game Prevent Floods Equalize Climate Protect Them'. Navy band leads the marchers. United States President John Calvin Coolidge Jr reviews the parade. View of Washington monument. Secretary of Agriculture Henry C Wallace and National leader of American Boy Scouts address people.
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