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Eleven Indigenous Communities Are Trained on Comprehensive Fire Management

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In order to provide the Pemonese indigenous populations with technical tools to prevent and control fires in their territories, in the Canaima National Park, forest firefighters conducted a training on the integral management of fire. The initiative is carried out through the Caroni Project and contemplates the simultaneous realization of three training courses, allowing the consolidation of First Response Teams (ERPs), within the Community Brig…
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In order to provide the Pemonese indigenous populations with technical tools to prevent and control fires in their territories, in the Canaima National Park, forest firefighters conducted a training on the integral management of fire. The initiative is carried out through the Caroni Project and contemplates the simultaneous realization of three training courses, allowing the consolidation of First Response Teams (ERPs), within the Community Brig…

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DiarioVea broke the news on Friday, October 9, 2026.
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