This is a good article for Craig and show how beautiful benefits after a major wildfire comes through. It shows that nature can take care of itself or we will reap the benefits of suppressing all wildfires and still create a unstable ecosystem for our forests and Great Plains part of the United States. But maybe nature needs to speak loud enough for us to listen to it, just like the wildfires on the front range. It is far better to have wildfires and have better vegetation after a fire than having fuel building up to the point that we will have a major fire, like the ones on the front range in Colorado Springs and Fort Collins area.
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AJMercier (Anonymous) says…
This is a good article for Craig and show how beautiful benefits after a major wildfire comes through. It shows that nature can take care of itself or we will reap the benefits of suppressing all wildfires and still create a unstable ecosystem for our forests and Great Plains part of the United States. But maybe nature needs to speak loud enough for us to listen to it, just like the wildfires on the front range. It is far better to have wildfires and have better vegetation after a fire than having fuel building up to the point that we will have a major fire, like the ones on the front range in Colorado Springs and Fort Collins area.