How Washington is helping diseased forests get healthier

hhhmmmm this is interesting

hhhhmmmmm good history maybe I should let my husband watch this video this weekend

Good points. It's the removal of low level debris and selective dead/dying trees to manage wildfires. They are not talking about clear cutting healthy trees along with that, as the goal to management. I live on the west side of the state. Time and again, I see solidly clear cut land with debris left to sit there without being cleared. It's time we take more responsibility and pay more attention or pay the price of more catastrophic wildfires into our future..

The wood debris is essential nutrients for the soil

Before anyone says trump was right about "raking forests" sustainable fire management by clearing dry brush is what the NATIVES DID! The wood pulps can become mulch as well. That excess nutrient should help people in slightly dry areas prevent desertification.

I have a novel idea. Why don't we just ask the "weather gods" (geoengineers) to allow some rain back in and to quit dumping tons of aluminum nano-particulates through the air column?

The goal is to treat 1.25 million acres of land with controlled burns over the next 20 years. Washington has about 22 million acres of forested land both public and private. So, 352 years for 100% coverage.

Didn't Trump say something similar and was called nuts for it? " He didn't know what he was talking about"