Create a Concept MapThe concept map will help you brainstorm your topic and identify what concepts or keywords to use as yousearch for information. It also helps you identify what you already know about your topic, provides you with anopportunity to think about your topic in new ways, and identify gaps in your knowledge. Ultimately it will makeyour information search more effective and efficient! To complete your concept map follow the steps below.1. How can we reduce the incidence of wildfire2. Will it cost a lot to reduce the incidence of wildfireThe reasons why there’s wildfire. ①whether ②human’s behavior③temperatureSmaller idea 1. The damage wildfire can make.2. The cost to fix the damages.1. Is wildfire completely harmful to environment. 2. Is there any benefits of wildfire?Smaller idea Smaller idea Note: I prefer to write about reasons of why there’s wildfire. I always wondering why there’s wildfire for no reason so I think it will be interesting to find outvarious reason that cause wildfire. I can think more about different reasons. I only write some reason I know but there must have other reasons that I don’tknow, I need to do some research on it. Smaller idea 3. All of the small keywords relateto the big keyword. Many of thesmall keywords will also relate toeach other. If that’s the case, drawan arrow between them Environmental care about wildfires.How does natural and unatural elements related to the wildfire.2. Put your main keywords in the “big idea” boxBig Idea