Europe is facing an escalating wildfire crisis, with experts warning of longer and more intense fire seasons. Stefan Doerr, director of the Centre for Wildfire Research at Swansea University, highlights how climate change is fueling these events through rising temperatures and prolonged dry periods. He notes that fire seasons are extending globally, supported by observed trends in recent years. The interview examines Europe’s current situation, linking it to extreme heat, persistent droughts, and insufficient land management. Doerr stresses the urgency of developing proactive prevention measures and stronger adaptation plans, calling for coordinated efforts across nations.
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