The Squeeze-and-Excitation Network (SENet) was implemented to address the issue of treating all input features equally in traditional models.The SENet adaptively recalibrates feature channels based on relevance, leading to high accuracy and interpretability in wildfire risk assessment.Using a simulated wildfire dataset, the SENet achieved an accuracy of 95.8% with precise and recall for fire events.Feature importance analysis highlighted the significance of temperature, pressure, and solar radiation in wildfire prediction.