The Wildland-Urban Interface (WUI) refers to areas where urban development meets natural landscapes, such as forests or grasslands. This zone is significant because it poses unique challenges for land management, fire prevention, and emergency response. Homes and infrastructure in the WUI are at risk from wildfires, which can spread rapidly from vegetation to buildings. In the WUI, residents often face the dual responsibility of maintaining their properties while also being aware of the surrounding environment. Effective strategies for managing the WUI include creating defensible space around homes, using fire-resistant materials, and implementing community-wide fire prevention programs to reduce risks associated with wildfires.