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The article explains that the wildfires that occurred in Jordan's vegetation cover during 2024 and 2025 resulted in the burning of approximately 6,632 forested and fruit-bearing trees, in addition to thousands of sites, dry grasses, and agricultural crops. During these two years, the Civil Defense managed around 29,548 fires. The report clarifies that the causes of these fires range from heat sources (such as lighters and cigarette butts) to natural factors like lightning strikes. Agricultural expertise indicates that a tree that has burned completely cannot be revived, requiring it to be replaced in order to maintain the vegetation cover—especially given Jordan's dry climate. The recommendations emphasize the importance of caution and preventing the disposal of waste and open flames in vegetated areas, along with adopting scientific procedures and precise investigations to determine the causes of fires, and paying attention to appropriate fire-fighting techniques for each type of burned material.
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