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Yeah, fwiw that argument has become pretty convincing to me too. I used to be staunchly opposed to any kind of forest management, and now I'm much less bothered
by thaumaturgy 10y ago
Yeah, fwiw that argument has become pretty convincing to me too. I used to be staunchly opposed to any kind of forest management, and now I'm much less bothered by seeing a carefully-thinned forest area.
Manzanita is one of the bigger reasons (for me). I hate that damn plant with a fiery passion, and it's one of the first things in the sierra to come back and take over an area after it burns.
Well-managed forest areas tend to have much much less manzanita.
- thrownblown 10y ago+1 to yucky manzanita. pollen stinks so bad. only worthwhile thing they produce are the burls, but those are worthless for turning since they have a high likelihood of containing rocks.