Spain's Wildfires: Calls for Better Forest Management Emerge

Last summer, Spain experienced its worst wildfires in decades, fueled by a heatwave and dry conditions.

These fires caused deaths and destroyed vast areas of land.

Now, experts and locals are urging the government to improve how forests are managed to prevent future disasters.

The main problem is that there hasn't been enough money spent on preventing fires.

Spain has lots of forests, but many are not managed well.

With fewer people living in rural areas, there's also less help to keep the forests safe.

The government is being asked to offer tax breaks and other support to manage forests.

The government is working to increase investment in wildfire prevention and considers it to be the greatest threat to citizens' security.