Masive blowdown & quick trail work. - McNeil

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retired jerry
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Re: Masive blowdown & quick trail work. - McNeil

Post by retired jerry » November 6th, 2020, 7:56 am

maybe use that, and try to predict which human settlements are at risk and how to protect

I think it's hopeless and counter productive to control fires in the wild

maybe use that to figure out where to do prescribed burns to prevent such large fires

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Re: Masive blowdown & quick trail work. - McNeil

Post by klossner » November 6th, 2020, 1:49 pm

It seems to me, if you start tracking this pattern, organize the irrigation process to prevent fires.
How would you irrigate forests? McNeil in particular is at high altitude in a wilderness area where infrastructure is prohibited. The nearest significant water is many miles away and downhill.
This will cost clearly less than putting out fires and reforestation.
It doesn't appear that the government can do anything this proactive. Forest Service backlog fuels wildfires.

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