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For years, the Forest Service suppressed forest fires, but that just created more problems.  Fires that don't threaten people and property can create habitat for wildlife, regenerate plants and trees, clear out brush, and provide ecosystem building blocks such as moisture and sunshine by opening the forest canopy and returning nutrients to the soil.

Let's encourage the Forest Service in its effort to do forest fighting the right way.

Click here to see a slideshow about the Trapper Ridge fire and how that fire can regenerate the ecosystem.

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