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Fire, by creating transformative effects in natural ecosystems, together also produces destructive consequences for human life and cultural heritage. Within this context, the Gallipoli Peninsula, one of Türkiye’s richest regions in terms of forest and most historically sensitive areas, suffered a major wildfire disaster on 25 July 1994. This fire did not merely destroy natural areas; it also resulted in the death of Talat Göktepe, then Regional Director of the Çanakkale Forest Directorate. Built

Ağadere Hospital and Cemetery was used as one of the important areas providing medical services behind the front lines during the Çanakkale Wars. Today, it is located within the boundaries of the Gallipoli Peninsula Historical National Park and preserved as a monumental cemetery. Situated in the Ağadere region, approximately one kilometer south of Çamburnu Castle along the Eceabat–Kilitbahir road, the cemetery was established in memory of soldiers who died during the Çanakkale Wars. The structur

Fire creates transformative effects in natural ecosystems but also leads to destructive consequences for human life and cultural heritage. In this context, the Gallipoli Peninsula, one of Türkiye’s richest regions in terms of forest cover and most historically sensitive areas, suffered a major fire disaster on July 25, 1994. This fire did not only destroy natural areas but also resulted in the death of Talat Göktepe, the then Director of the Çanakkale Forest Regional Directorate. The Talat Gökte