The Wildfire Detection System is designed to identify and monitor potential wildfire occurrences in their early stages using a distributed network of low-power environmental sensors. Each sensor node measures temperature, humidity, gas concentration, air pressure, and wind speed. These sensors will allow us to evaluate fire risk in real time. Data collected from the nodes is transmitted through a long-range communication network, such as LoRa, to a centralized monitoring system. This system analyzes environmental trends and alerts first responders when abnormal conditions or ignition indicators are detected. By combining a precise detection system with sensors, efficient power management, and reliable communication, the system aims to provide faster wildfire detection and improve response times, ultimately reducing the damage to ecosystems and nearby communities.