Wildfire Wildflowers

Forest's need fire! Oh we don't like them, but a wild forest and the critters that live there need them. That said, we don't want our homes, villages, towns and cities burn up with them, that is why logging done properly is an important mitigation and safety tool. There is very little food for the critters in thick old forests lacking the meadows that have been choked closed by 'saved trees.' Where this and all burns are and have been will be prolific food sources until the naturally seeded trees once again shade the meadow into a young forest. Being able to see both sides of the fence isn't an easy place to be. I have good friends on either side.

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Forest's need fire! Oh we don't like them, but a wild forest and the critters that live there need them. That said, we don't want our homes, villages, towns and cities burn up with them, that is why logging done properly is an important mitigation and safety tool. There is very little food for the critters in thick old forests lacking the meadows that have been choked closed by 'saved trees.' Where this and all burns are and have been will be prolific food sources until the naturally seeded trees once again shade the meadow into a young forest. Being able to see both sides of the fence isn't an easy place to be. I have good friends on either side.