Farmers in Wales and Scotland warn of increasing wildfire risk. Recent fires in Gwynedd and on the Isle of Bute highlight the urgent need for prevention.
Farmers in Wales and Scotland are voicing serious concerns about the escalating risk of wildfires, characterizing the current conditions as a 'disaster waiting to happen'. Recent incidents underscore the urgency of addressing this growing threat.
A gorse fire near Gwynedd in North Wales and wildfires on the Isle of Bute in Scotland are examples of the dangers. Firefighters have been actively combating these blazes, employing helicopters to suppress the flames.
The frequency and intensity of these fires are raising alarm among farmers who are calling for increased preventative measures and resources to mitigate the risk of future outbreaks.