Core Points - The provincial forestry and grassland bureau, education department, and public security department have launched a campaign to raise awareness about forest and grassland fire prevention in schools, scenic areas, rural areas, and households [1][2] - The campaign includes educational activities such as "fire prevention classes" for students and community screenings of warning education films for villagers [1] - The current fire prevention situation is severe due to dry weather and increased fire risks from tourism and agricultural activities [1][2] Group 1 - The campaign aims to create a societal atmosphere for collective participation in forest and grassland fire prevention [1] - Educational activities include hands-on experiences with firefighting equipment and guidance on fire safety for students and villagers [1] - The provincial forestry and grassland bureau has activated an integrated monitoring system and 8,000 fire prevention checkpoints to ensure early detection and response to fire incidents [2] Group 2 - The province emphasizes the importance of prevention, responsibility, and education in fire management [2] - Strategies include conducting hazard inspections, increasing patrols, and strict control of outdoor fire sources [2] - Measures such as planned burning and clearing combustible materials are being implemented to reduce fire hazards [2]