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A forest that has gone decades without fire can grow too dense, with tight spacing, low branches and dead trees that let flames climb into the crowns. Thinning opens it up, so a fire has less to carry and is less likely to spread through the treetops. The goal is a forest that can handle fire better, and that keeps nearby homes and the watershed safer.

We’re wrapping up the monitoring of the trees we’ve planted, observing how much they’ve grown, their health, and how they’re developing over time. This helps us better understand their progress and support the growth of the forest we’re restoring.