Environment Ministry's Protect the Green Tomorrow Campaign Unites Efforts for Forest Fire Prevention.
The Ministry of Environment and Water (MOEW) launched a national campaign Protect the Green Tomorrow, aiming to make forest fire prevention a common cause. The start was given by Environment Minister Rositsa Karamfilova and world mountain running champion Veradina Nacheva, who will be the first ambassador of the initiative.
Bulgaria's Ministry of Environment and Water has launched the national campaign Protect Tomorrow's Green, aimed at preventing forest fires.
As part of the initiative, the ministry will produce the 30 Seconds for Nature series, featuring short social media videos in which athletes, scientists, experts, volunteers and members of the public will demonstrate through personal example that protecting nature begins with individual actions.
The campaign will run throughout the wildfire season. The videos will combine personal stories, practical advice and key messages highlighting that most forest fires can be prevented.
Minister Karamfilova and Veradina Nacheva stressed that every major forest fire starts with a single small spark.
According to Karamfilova, protecting Bulgaria's forests begins long before a fire breaks out—with the attention, responsibility and everyday decisions made by every citizen. She added that environmental awareness is a key element in preventing wildfires and lies at the heart of the campaign.
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