"""Wildfire prevention and first-response forestry practices."""

title: str = "Wildfire Prevention and Initial Response"

content: str = """
Wildfire risk management in production forests must combine prevention, detection,
and disciplined initial response. During high-risk periods, operations should
control ignition sources by restricting hot work, checking spark arrestors, and
enforcing no-smoking zones in active blocks and fuel storage areas.

Preparedness requires more than equipment lists. Crews should know trigger levels,
patrol routines, reporting chains, and safe evacuation routes. Water points, hand
tools, and communication devices must be accessible and tested, not only present
on paper. Contractors should receive the same standards as internal teams.

When a fire starts, early containment can prevent catastrophic spread, but only
if crews stay within training and safety boundaries. Incident leaders must assess
wind, slope, fuel continuity, and escape routes before engagement. If conditions
exceed local capability, escalation to emergency services should be immediate and
well-documented. After incidents, review findings must feed into preventive system
changes, not just short-term reminders.
"""

version: str = "0.0.1"
