What fire regime works for one endangered species won't for another

By Jamie Brown
Updated January 22 2020 - 11:47am, first published January 21 2020 - 10:00am
Young growth after a hot fire in November recovers well after rain, near Rappville, but big hollow trees suitable for wildlife, like the giant crumbled ruin in the background, have come crashing down across all the burnt forests.
Young growth after a hot fire in November recovers well after rain, near Rappville, but big hollow trees suitable for wildlife, like the giant crumbled ruin in the background, have come crashing down across all the burnt forests.

Big hot fires have changed the course of forest progression all along the great Eastern Fall in ways most of us don't understand.

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