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Advice for being wildfire wise
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Find out moreWater SafetyBe #WildfireWise this spring and summer
Hi ā Iām Jody McEachern, Head of Prevention for North Wales Fire and Rescue Service.
As the seasons change, and the promise of warmer weather is on the horizon, it is the ideal time to enjoy a variety of outdoor activities, book your staycations or holidays, take your family on a camping trip, or just enjoy your local area.
Spring and Summer come with an increased risk of wildfires. The Wales Wildfire Board are urging everyone to be #WildfireWise by following our simple, practical safety advice.
A small amount of extra care can make a huge difference, helping to protect our stunning countryside and keeping communities safe from the devastating impact of wildfire.
At this time of year, grass and mountainsides can dry out quickly. Even a small spark -accidental or deliberate - can escalate into a fast-moving fire capable of destroying habitats, landscapes, and homes within minutes.
The Wales Wildfire Board want to work with communities to build a healthier and more resilient countryside and to develop a more biodiverse countryside for the future.
Our #WildfireWise campaign aims to educate individuals on the best practices for avoiding and preventing wildfires in Wales.
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