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Amanda Breshears
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Updated Oct 10, 2021
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Chapter 1
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Chapter 2
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Chapter 3
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Chapter 4
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Chapter 5
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Force cover approximately one third of the world's Land Area
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Force are a vital part of environmental services like climate
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regulation. Soil protection and water management forests also produce food
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and raw materials that millions of people rely on managing
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forests contribute to important services such as carbon sequestration, water
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and soil, biodiversity conservation, and responding to climate change.
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Unmanaged forests are put out of greater risk of wildfire.
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Wildfires are severely harmful to our environment and our health
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as they produce toxic smoke and carbon emissions.
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Wildfires can be reduced by removing excess fuels from our
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forests. Ways of managing forests include timber harvests, thinning and
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prescribed fires are essential to improving our forests.
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Health prescribed fires are the most effective way to reduce
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dangerous accumulations of combustible fuels.
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Wild fires that occur and managed forests are easier to
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control and cause less damage.
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Prescribed fires are also the most effective and practical means
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of controlling insect and disease that would otherwise ravaged in
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many species of our trees, seedlings and plants throughout the
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forest, prescribed fires are also beneficial and encouraging the growth
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of native vegetation and sustaining the many plants and animal
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habitats whose lives depend on periodic fires.
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