We do that here in the UK but not in forests, but up on the moors of Scotland, Yorkshire and Derbyshire on the Heather clad moors too burn off old growth which encourages new growth in which the young Heather shoots are eaten by the chicks and adult red grouse which are hunted for, between august 12-december 10 its done on a rotation so some old growth is left for the adults too nest in
They dont know what conservation means, theyd place plastic trees or cardboard cutoutd infront of dead foliage and rotting trees visible from a park trail to make it look prettier when things are ugly and park goers would say "what do you mean its all on fire, i was on the trail there the other day and everything looked so alive and seemed fine"
Hey this gives me insight to how fire breathing dragons can play a role in the animal kingdom
Awesome comment lol 🔥 🐉
Keep the prescribed burn education coming .
We do that here in the UK but not in forests, but up on the moors of Scotland, Yorkshire and Derbyshire on the Heather clad moors too burn off old growth which encourages new growth in which the young Heather shoots are eaten by the chicks and adult red grouse which are hunted for, between august 12-december 10 its done on a rotation so some old growth is left for the adults too nest in
Don’t try this at home kids 🔥
Heeeeeeey California....take notes.
They dont know what conservation means, theyd place plastic trees or cardboard cutoutd infront of dead foliage and rotting trees visible from a park trail to make it look prettier when things are ugly and park goers would say "what do you mean its all on fire, i was on the trail there the other day and everything looked so alive and seemed fine"