Listen and map
Define sensitive areas, actors, existing information, and priority decisions with local stakeholders.
01 · PROJET PROPOSÉ
Ojo de Halcón
Wildfire prevention and territorial resilienceUnderstandable territorial information to anticipate risk, coordinate prevention, and make better decisions before an emergency.
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LE DÉFI
Wildfires become harder to prevent when information arrives late, is too technical, or is disconnected from those who know and care for the land.
The proposal adapts lessons from mapping and territorial monitoring into an accessible model built with communities, forestry specialists, and authorities. Technology would support decisions; local knowledge, clear protocols, and the capacity to act would remain central.
PROPOSED PILOT
Start small. Learn rigorously.
Test useful alerts
Combine local observation, geospatial data, and simple communication in a bounded pilot.
Learn and prepare
Evaluate how information is used, refine protocols, and strengthen prevention capability.
EXPECTED OUTCOMES
Change we can observe.
Visible territory
Locally validated, understandable risk maps.
Coordinated response
Roles and communication paths defined before an alert.
Local capability
People prepared to observe, interpret, and share information.
Open learning
Documented lessons that improve the model without premature scaling claims.
Initial indicators
- Priority areas mapped and validated
- People trained and sustained participation
- Time between observation, communication, and decision
- Prevention simulations completed and improvements applied
PARTNERSHIPS NEEDED
No serious project is built alone.
- Communities and territorial organizations
- Forestry and risk-management specialists
- Local governments and response teams
- Geospatial information and training partners
G.A.I.A. FOUNDATION · IN FORMATION
Could we build this pilot together?
We welcome expressions of interest and collaboration proposals. The Foundation does not yet accept donations in its own name.
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