Last year, about 6,000 hectares of forests and rangelands of the country were preyed on fire

Hussein Zafari“Last year, about 6,000 hectares of forests and rangelands of the country were preyed on fire,” said the Deputy Director of Coordination of Prevention and Reduction of the Risk of Crisis Management Organization in a conversation with Mehr News Agency.

According to the saying ZafariThe highest extent of these fires occurred in Kermanshah provinces (2 %), Ilam (2 %), Lorestan (2 %), Fars (2 %) and Kohgiluyeh and Boyer Ahmad (2 %).

He expressed concern about the rising trend of fires this year and their focus on valuable Zagros forests, emphasizing: Investigating ways to reduce firefighting in Zagros should be a priority for our work.

People's participation, the key solution to the fires

The deputy director of the crisis management organization emphasized the vital role of the people, jihadist groups and NGOs in the face of this crisis and said: “As people came into the field during the sacred defense, they now have to act to protect the forests and rangelands of our country, especially in the Zagros areas.

Devices Cooperation for Strategic Map

The boss Panel The Zagros Forest Fire Management Specialist and Protection Specialist announced the joint collaboration of the Crisis Management Organization, the Natural Resources and Watershed Management Organization and the State Budget and Budget Organization, adding that in the one -day seminar on Sustainable Zagros Forest Management, ways to minimize Zagros fires and participants.

The Deputy Director of the Crisis Management Organization expressed hope that such meetings would lead to a comprehensive strategic map to protect the country's forests, especially Zagros. Following the meeting, specialists, environmental activists and relevant managers also presented their views and strategies to combat the Zagros forest fire.

It is worth noting. This Panel On Tuesday, June 6, at the Ministry of Interior's place, which heads of this Panel Hussein Zafari And the secretary of the Hassan Mir Rajabi has been the Deputy Director of Protection and Land Affairs of the Organization for Natural Resources and Watershed Management.