Authorities are warning of an increased wildfire risk across the Island as dry, warm weather continues into next week.
DEFA and the Fire & Rescue Service say uplands, forests and glens are particularly vulnerable, with more visitors expected during the Manx Grand Prix.
People are urged not to light barbecues or campfires, dispose of cigarettes properly, and report any signs of smoke or fire immediately.
They add that wildfires can devastate habitats, threaten wildlife, and be difficult to tackle in remote areas.
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