The Strongest Weapon Against Fires is in Our Communities, Not Firefighters
Every summer, wildfires devastate our forests, but the real battle begins long before the flames appear. Transforming rural abandonment into economic activity and territorial care is key to preventing wildfires. Understanding the fire triangle and managing fuel are crucial steps in fire prevention.
Rural abandonment has led to vegetation saturation, creating natural fuel for fires. Active landscape management is essential to maintain a healthy ecosystem. Valuing the forest through economic activities like forestry and agriculture can create jobs and prevent depopulation.
Technology plays a crucial role in anticipating and preventing wildfires. By identifying risk areas and fuel accumulations, interventions can be more effective. Investing in forest management is investing in a safer and more prosperous future for all.
