3 Reasons California Is Always on Fire

[@aoconnor2933]

I have been saying this about some of these forests! Fire is a part of the cycle. When we push back, eventually nature will push back, but harder. And nature always wins.

[@robertmcdonald5090]

good video man

[@PoopyArchaeology]

Thanks!

[@bcarnett5930]

We have the same problem on the east coast with our forestry department when white men first arrived you could ride a horse at a dead gallop through the Virgin forests with trees of such sizes ....well that you only see in the lord of the rings movies lol trees so large people used the hollow ones to live in ! But yea the native Americans burned the woods every fall but now it's such a mass of thickets you can barely walk through most forests! Sad really 😞

[@annzimmerman5706]

I knew about controlled burns, but did not know it originated with the indigenous peoples. Interesting

[@jensoboleski]

Bahahaha!!! Combustion bunny???? Wth??? Hahahaha!!!

[@Idahoguy10157]

You can only blame the forest service so much. So many legal obstacles are placed on forest thinning by environmentalist advocacy law firms. Whats needed is a lot of forest thinning by selective logging, grazing, and controlled burns.

[@prioritytree]

So very true. In the north Bay Area you can’t do any control burns without paying high fees to the Bay Area air quality control board. And Carb. These bureaucracies have become useless and irrelevant parasites that have nothing to offer for solving these problems. They are only a road block

[@ZapRowsdower47]

National Teton Park, Yellowstone, etc is much more dense forest and its not always on fire....

[@chemistryscuriosities]

Gender reveal parties start forest fires? I'm confuzzeled.