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The U.S. created the U.S. Wildland Fire Service to unify and modernize wildfire response across federal agencies.
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Departments of Agriculture and the Interior have launched sweeping reforms to modernize the nation’s wildfire response, creating the U.S. Wildland Fire Service to unify federal efforts, eliminate fragmentation, and improve efficiency.
The plan, driven by Executive Order 14308, focuses on modernizing aviation and coordination systems, establishing a joint firefighting aircraft service, consolidating predictive analytics into a national intelligence capability, and strengthening partnerships with state, tribal, and local governments.
It also aims to streamline training, standardize pay for federal and tribal firefighters, update protective equipment, integrate pre- and post-fire activities, and enhance research and technology investments.
The reforms seek to better protect communities, preserve forests and rangelands, and boost national security and economic resilience, with success dependent on continued congressional support for funding and authority.
Los EE.UU. crearon el Servicio de Bomberos de Tierras Silvestres de EE.UU. para unificar y modernizar la respuesta a los incendios forestales en todas las agencias federales.