Fire suppression involves actively extinguishing a forest fire using various methods such as water drops, retardants, and firebreaks.

Burn area refers to the region where vegetation and other combustible materials have been consumed by a forest fire.

Fire prevention involves implementing measures to reduce the likelihood of forest fires, such as public awareness campaigns, controlled burns, and forest management practices.

A firebreak is a strategically created gap in vegetation, often cleared or treated with fire retardants, to stop or slow the spread of a forest fire.

Fire control involves managing and containing a forest fire, including activities such as fire suppression, fire containment, and mop-up operations.

Fuel management involves reducing or modifying the amount and type of combustible materials in a forest to minimize the risk and intensity of forest fires.

Fire behavior analysis involves studying the characteristics and patterns of a forest fire, including its rate of spread, intensity, and direction, to inform firefighting strategies.

Fire risk assessment involves evaluating factors such as weather conditions, vegetation type, and terrain to determine the likelihood and potential impact of a forest fire.

Fire incident management involves overseeing and coordinating the activities and resources necessary to suppress and control a forest fire.

Fire investigation involves gathering evidence and conducting analyses to determine the cause and origin of a forest fire.

Fire rehabilitation involves implementing measures to restore and stabilize an area affected by a forest fire, including reforestation, erosion control, and habitat restoration.

Fire prevention education involves raising awareness and providing information to the public about forest fire prevention measures and safety practices.

Fire law enforcement involves enforcing laws and regulations related to forest fires, including arson investigations and prosecution.

Fire policy and planning involves developing and implementing policies, strategies, and regulations to prevent and manage forest fires.

Fire prevention management involves overseeing and coordinating activities and resources to prevent forest fires from starting.