Forest fire prevention involves a variety of strategies aimed at reducing the risk of wildfires. Key methods include creating firebreaks, which are cleared areas that stop the spread of fire, and controlled burns, where small, manageable fires are intentionally set to reduce excess vegetation. Public education on fire safety, such as proper campfire management, is also crucial. Another important aspect is the maintenance of healthy forests through regular thinning and removal of dead trees. Monitoring weather conditions and using technology, like satellite imagery, helps detect potential fire hazards early. Collaboration among agencies, such as the U.S. Forest Service, enhances overall effectiveness in preventing forest fires.