Why do you receive fire prevention information as soon as you enter the forest?

As soon as you enter the forest, you will receive a short message about fire prevention, because wherever the digital monitoring of mobile big data goes, you will know that there will be a reminder when the mobile phone is turned on. In the past, our forest fire prevention propaganda work relied entirely on offline manpower promotion, organized a large number of people to patrol and shout, posted slogans related to forest fire prevention, and pulled banners in crowded places. Now as long as someone enters the forest area, they will immediately receive a short message about forest fire safety, popularize the knowledge of forest fire safety and strengthen the awareness of forest fire prevention. Mobile big data can fill our shortcomings and provide monitoring and publicity services without dead ends in the whole region all day.

Importance of forest fire prevention

Forest resources play an important role in water conservation, soil and water conservation and improving people's lives. Therefore, protecting forest resources is an important aspect of national ecological construction, and forest fire prevention should be put in the first place, which is related to forest resources and ecological security. It is related to the safety of people's lives and property, the basis and premise of accelerating forestry development and strengthening ecological construction, and also an important guarantee for social stability and people's living and working in peace and contentment.

Once the burned forest is caught in a fire, the most intuitive harm is to burn or burn the forest, which on the one hand reduces the forest stock and on the other hand seriously affects the growth of the forest. Forest is a renewable resource with a long growth cycle, and it takes a long time to recover after a fire, especially after a high-intensity and large-scale forest fire, it is difficult for the forest to recover its original appearance, and it is often replaced by low-priced forests or shrubs.