Wildfire prevention involves strategies and practices aimed at reducing the risk of wildfires. This includes creating defensible spaces around homes by clearing flammable materials, maintaining healthy vegetation, and using fire-resistant building materials. Public education on fire safety and responsible outdoor practices, such as properly extinguishing campfires, is also crucial. Another key aspect of wildfire prevention is controlled burns, which help reduce excess vegetation that can fuel wildfires. Agencies like the U.S. Forest Service often conduct these burns under specific conditions to minimize risks. Community involvement and awareness play vital roles in ensuring effective wildfire prevention efforts.