The Asola Bhatti Wildlife Sanctuary in New Delhi is set to implement a comprehensive 10-year management plan aimed at mitigating the ecological threat posed by forest fires. Proposed measures include the establishment of three specialized fire response units, equipped with firefighting tools and safety gear, to ensure prompt action during fire outbreaks. The plan, developed with assistance from the Wildlife Institute of India, emphasizes the creation of fire lines and internal trails to facilitate early detection and rapid response to fires. These trails will serve as barriers to prevent the spread of flames and will also assist in monitoring vulnerable areas. Additionally, the plan advocates for community engagement through awareness programs to enhance fire prevention efforts. It highlights the risks posed by human activities, such as grazing and fuelwood collection, which exacerbate wildfire threats. Overall, the proposed measures aim to protect biodiversity and maintain ecological stability within the sanctuary.