This document presents a wild fire monitoring system designed by Mahlalela John S. The system uses wireless sensors to detect fires and transmit information to a host computer. It has four operating modes depending on the received signals: normal, fire detected, power saving, and low battery. The system aims to use electronics to solve real-life problems, design a monitoring GUI and outdoor fire detection system, and transmit warning signals from the field to the host PC. It faces challenges in sensor design, power consumption minimization, and establishing communication between microcontrollers and the PC.