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There are many ways's so that we can prevent forest fires on a ground level some are:-

• Do not discard cigarettes, matches, and smoking materials from moving vehicles, or anywhere on park grounds.
• Here are some tips on how to prevent wildfires and what to do if you're caught in the middle of one.
• Avoid backyard burning in windy conditions, and keep a shovel, water, and fire retardant nearby to keep fires in check.
• Unlike many natural disasters, most wildfires are caused by people—and can be prevented by people, too.
• Meteorologists are not yet able to forecast wildfire outbreaks, so people in fire-prone areas should plan ahead and prepare to evacuate with little notice.
• Make sure lighting and heating devices are cool before refuelling.
• Know your evacuation route ahead of time and prepare an evacuation checklist and emergency supplies.
• Never leave a fire unattended.
• Follow local ordinances when burning yard waste.
• Wear protective clothing and footwear to reduce harm from flying sparks and ashes.
• Completely extinguish the fire—by dousing it with water and stirring the ashes until cold—before sleeping or leaving the campsite.
• How to prevent a wildfire Contact 911, your local fire department, or the park service if you notice an unattended or out-of-control fire.
• Be certain to completely extinguish cigarettes before disposing of them.
• Remove all flammables from the yard when burning.
• Evacuation tips If advised to evacuate, do so immediately.
• Always take care when using and fueling lanterns, stoves, and heaters.
• Avoid spilling flammable liquids and store fuel away from appliances.