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The Irish Uplands Forum has raised concerns about the absence of official action to manage the threat of wildfires in Ireland. Despite the frequent occurrence of wildfires in various regions, there is no evidence of a fire management strategy being developed. The forum emphasizes the need for prioritized strategies to reduce fuel loads and improve official responses, advocating for collaboration with farmers and local communities in line with international best practices.
The Irish Uplands Forum has expressed its concerns over the lack of official action to manage the threat of wildfires in Ireland. Despite the regular occurrence of wildfires in areas like Slievenamon, Comeragh, Mourne, and the Wicklow Mountains, there seems to be no evidence of a fire management strategy being developed.
The forum emphasized the need for prioritizing wildfire risk management strategies to reduce fuel loads and improve official agency responses, suggesting collaboration with farmers and local communities based on international best practices
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