That sounds wonderful! I’d start by mapping out the forest edges where we can create small clearings—just enough to stop a fire from spreading, but still leave room for wildflowers and shrubs to thrive. Then we could organize a few workshops, maybe in the evenings when the light is softer, to teach neighbors about fire safety, how to clear brush safely, and why those tiny seed‑ling patches matter. We can also plant a few drought‑resistant native trees along the break so they’ll grow back quickly and keep the soil firm. Let’s keep the plan simple, kind, and full of green hope!