As part of the Fiscal Year 2081/082 approved program, the Annapurna Conservation Area Project (ACAP) Area Conservation Office, Sikles, organized a one-day wildfire prevention awareness program at Thumakodanda, Yangjakot. The event was conducted in the presence of the Chief of Madi Rural Municipality, who attended as the chief guest.
The program was attended by key officials, including the Chief of Madi Rural Municipality, who participated as the chief guest. His presence emphasized the importance of collaborative efforts between local authorities and conservation initiatives in protecting the Annapurna region’s rich biodiversity. The event served as a platform to discuss fire safety measures, response strategies, and the role of community involvement in wildfire prevention.
Experts provided valuable insights on fire management techniques, early warning systems, and community-based approaches to minimize wildfire risks. The event saw the active participation of representatives from the Conservation Area Management Committee, the local ward office, Nepal Police, and women’s groups.
Their involvement highlighted the importance of collaborative efforts in mitigating wildfire threats and safeguarding the Annapurna Conservation Area’s biodiversity and natural resources. This awareness program is expected to play a crucial role in strengthening community preparedness and fostering responsible environmental practices to prevent wildfires in the region.
