Forests have made great contributions to mankind, so we should take good care of forests, especially fire prevention, and we should take warning! Below, I compiled a summary about the theme education of forest and grassland fire prevention and extinguishing. I hope you like it!
Reflection on the theme education of forest and grassland fire prevention and extinguishing (Chapter 1) There are such lovely people around us, and they go wherever they are needed. They are respected uncle firemen.
Firefighters are the most dangerous occupation in peacetime, but it is these ordinary and great firefighters who have brought us a lot of touches. Whenever there are floods, fires, earthquakes and other catastrophic natural disasters, you can see the figure of the uncle fireman.
Remember the forest fire in Liangshan, Sichuan on March 30th, 20 19? A sudden forest fire claimed the lives of 270,000 firefighters and 3 local cadres. Two years have passed. Have you forgotten these heroes long ago?
You may have forgotten them, but I still haven't. How can you say that you have forgotten the departure of thirty fresh lives?
Seriously, every time I think of those thirty young lives, I feel unspeakable sadness in my heart. With the passing of 30 young lives, 30 families are suffering from the grief of losing their loved ones when white-haired people send black-haired people. These heroes who died heroically may be the father, the pillar of the family and the hope of the family, so the pain brought to the family by their departure is self-evident.
Uncle fireman is the cutest person in our time. Where there is trouble, he will go forward bravely. We should learn from them and take their spirit as the driving force for our study and progress.
Reflections on the theme education of forest and grassland fire prevention and extinguishing (Chapter II) Fire is a symbol of human civilization, which provides many conveniences for human beings and is an indispensable helper in human life.
The fire is terrible. People will be threatened by fire while enjoying the convenience brought by fire. Fire has come to this society, and people can't live without it for a long time, but how to prevent the disaster caused by fire is the most headache for people.
Among them, forest fire is the biggest problem that people cannot solve. In the vast forest, once a fire breaks out, it will spread to the whole forest as quickly as a plague, eventually causing irreparable forest fires. Flowers and trees in the forest will be destroyed, and small animals will lose their only homes and even their lives. How can people bear to see such a tragedy happen around them, human beings! Wake up!
Fire is a double-edged sword. It can protect us or hurt us. The key is how we use it. The source of fire is in human hands, and its quality is also determined by human beings, so it is necessary for us as human beings to take responsibility and protect the forest from the threat of fire.
Fire can provide convenience for our life, and it can also destroy our precious forest. Forests are human oxygen tanks, without which we will die, so we should take effective actions to protect our forests.
Thoughts on the theme education of forest and grassland fire prevention and extinguishing (Chapter III) Forest must be a word with many questions. Many writers say: "Forests can not only green the environment, but also prevent wind and sand, prevent soil erosion, absorb carbon dioxide and reduce environmental pollution. People call them "beauticians of nature", "special doctors", "wood factories", "green commodity warehouses", "cheap and fine fertilizers and dyes" and so on. Data show that the earth can't live without forests, and people can't live without forests.
But have you counted the forests we consume in a year? According to statistics, in order to meet the paper demand of China's population of 654.38+300 million, China cuts down half of the trees in Daxing Mountain every year. But the number of trees used in a year is far more than that, and the number of trees consumed by a fire is incalculable:
One sunny day, a little girl went up the hill to play. Suddenly, there was a spark. In an instant, fireworks roared in the mountain wind, all over the mountains, unable to tell day from night. Neither the little girl nor the inhabitants of the mountain could escape the clutches of the fire demon, so they died. What will the residents at the foot of the mountain think of first when they see the fire? "1 19" fire alarm! Firefighters rushed to the scene after learning about it and struggled to put out the fire. ...
The next morning, this lush place turned into a large charred black. If there were no firemen to put out the fire that night, the fire would spread, and one, two, three ... or even fifty or a hundred mountains would suffer. A hundred mountains, how many trees are there? More importantly: how many innocent lives will be killed? There is a saying: a big tree can produce hundreds of millions of matches, but one match can destroy the whole forest.
Protecting forests is everyone's responsibility; Everyone is responsible for forest fire prevention. A single spark may cause great losses to people: life, wealth, family, environment ... Therefore, protecting forests means protecting yourself; Protecting forests means protecting countless creatures; Protecting forests is everyone's obligation; Protecting forests is a very, very good thing; Protecting forests means ...
If everyone protects the forest, there will be no fire and the world will be more beautiful and happy!
Reflections on the Theme Education of Forest and Grassland Fire Prevention and Extinguishing (Chapter IV) Every year around Tomb-Sweeping Day, you can always see many slogans about grave sweeping and fire prevention in TV newspapers and even in the countryside. But few people really understand its importance.
It is very important to sweep graves and set fire to forests. First of all, I advocate civilized grave sweeping and stop burning incense paper and setting off firecrackers. In rural areas, there are still many cases of sweeping graves and burning paper money. Then, when burning paper money, you must wait until it is finished. Don't smoke when entering the forest area. Sometimes a small cigarette butt thrown away casually is the fuse of a fire. If you see burnt-out firecrackers or sparks, you must put them out in time. A single spark can start a prairie fire, and sometimes even a little spark may brew incalculable losses. Just this year in Tomb-Sweeping Day, I had a profound experience.
One sunny day in Tomb-Sweeping Day, a couple went up the mountain to sweep the grave. The couple left after worshipping, leaving a pile of incense paper unfinished. Encouraged by the wind, Mars ignited the weeds nearby, then ignited the dry branches nearby, and finally the whole mountain burned. The couple were shocked and immediately thought of119-a fire alarm call. After 15 hours of fighting, the fire was finally put out, but the smoke was still rolling. Black smoke filled the whole mountain and it took a long time to disperse.
The next day's scenery was scary, because it was dark everywhere, and people also found a roasted squirrel. Seeing this scene, I can't help but think of a sentence I read in a book: a big tree can produce hundreds of millions of matches, but one match can destroy the whole forest.
Everyone is responsible for forest fire prevention. This is not just lip service. This time, only a small spark caused the fire, which brought great losses to people and animals. Therefore, it is very important to sweep graves and prevent fire.
Half a year has passed, and the burnt mountain is still black. I hope that green grass will grow next spring and the villagers will plant saplings. I hope the squirrel family will come back to live here!
Thoughts on the theme education of forest and grassland fire prevention and extinguishing (Chapter 5) Forests are known as "the lungs of the earth", which can absorb a lot of carbon dioxide and continuously produce oxygen needed by human beings and other living things. The forest is rich in wild animal and plant resources, and there are many kinds of ancient and famous trees, famous flowers, famous birds and rare animals, which are rare and precious wealth of human beings and have brought us endless benefits. However, the forest is always threatened by fire!
People who have been to Yulong Snow Mountain will definitely remember the dense forests and towering old trees there, which makes people linger. However, such a beautiful place was almost destroyed. At 5 o'clock on February 28th this year, a forest fire broke out in the collective forest of Shangji Formation in Wutai Village, Huangshan Town, Yulong Naxi Autonomous County, Lijiang City, Yunnan Province. The blazing fire burned for 28 hours, and the sky over Old Town of Lijiang was red with fire. The fire spread to 25 hectares of forest. Wherever Vulcan went, Yunnan pine, spruce, sequoia, fir and other plants were spared, causing great losses to the people.
When I was looking up information, I saw a forest fire in Daxinganling area of Heilongjiang Province from May 6 to June 2, X year. "Since the founding of the People's Republic of China, the area of deforestation has been the largest, with the most casualties and the heaviest losses." The initial cause of the fire was that a forest farm worker started the brush cutter and ignited the gasoline on the ground. When the fire was extinguished, only the open flame was extinguished, but the residual fire was not completely extinguished. On the afternoon of May 7, a dry and hot wind blew over the northern foot of Daxing 'anling, forming a very strong airflow of magnitude 8 or above. The fire that has not been put out on the ground was suddenly formed by this super-strong airflow, which swept the earth with the wind. This extraordinarily serious forest fire burned for 27 days and nights, with an area of 654.38+0.33 million hectares. The burned forest is equivalent to the forest area of Hainan Province, resulting in 265.438+03 deaths, 226 injuries and more than 56,000 homeless victims.
Painful lessons have warned people again and again: fire and water are ruthless, and those who play with fire set themselves on fire! A casual action of man can bring disaster to the forest and endless pain to mankind! Therefore, I want to loudly appeal to people: forest fire prevention is everyone's responsibility! Let's all strive to be forest fire prevention propagandists, don't use open flames in the forest at will, and discourage others from playing with fire in time. Protecting the forest and Mother Earth means protecting ourselves!