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Videos

Prescribed Fire
By U.S. Forest Service

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This episode is all about Prescribed Fire. Learn about the different types of prescribed fire as well as the methodical process the U.S. Forest Service and our partners utilize to reintroduce beneficial, low-intensity fire to the California forests.
​Doe Canyon "A Good Fire"
By U.S. Forest Service
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The Doe Canyon Fire was a low-intensity fire that was allowed to burn under the objectives of the San Juan National Forest Lands and Resource Management Plan. The fire was managed to allow the natural caused wild land fire to perform its historic ecosystem role of cleaning up the forest floor of deadwood and pine litter, and returning nutrients to the soil.
Effects of Prescribed Fire on Vegetation and Wildlife: Webinar
Kevin Rohling, Forestry Research Technician
Illinois Extension Forestry
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