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Dealing with Wildfires

Wildfires are uncontrolled fires that may rapidly spread across vegetation, threatening ecosystems, infrastructures, and human lives. Most wildfire ignitions are caused by human activity, including sparking from power lines or railroads, but also occur naturally under given climatic conditions. Learn about concrete actions that can be implemented on the ground to tackle wildfires.

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Regional and local authorities (RLAs) are on the frontline of the destructive hazards created by climate change, but they frequently struggle to protect their communities due to a critical shortfall in accessible, practical knowledge. While this information exist, it usually remains trapped in fragmented repositories and complex academic language, leaving RLA officers without the actionable tools needed for effective planning, implementation, and rapid, contextualised decision-making.

Regional and local authorities (RLAs) are on the frontline of the destructive hazards created by climate change, but they frequently struggle to protect their communities due to a critical shortfall in accessible, practical knowledge. While this information exist, it usually remains trapped in fragmented repositories and complex academic language, leaving RLA officers without the actionable tools needed for effective planning, implementation, and rapid, contextualised decision-making.