He's not alone with that perspective. [1] > Due to decades of fire suppression, a changing climate, and a shortage of forest restoration efforts, there are sig

He's not alone with that perspective. [1] > Due to decades of fire suppression, a changing climate, and a shortage of forest restoration efforts, there are significant areas of overgrown, diseased, dry, and threatened forests throughout the 25 million-acre Sierra Nevada Region. While fire has historically been a natural part of the Sierra ecosystem, the unnatural conditions in our forests today can lead to fires that do far more damage than good. 1. http://www.sierranevada.ca.gov/press-room/sierra-wildfire-wire/state-of-the-sierra-nevadas-forests-report-says-forests-are-in-decline-immediate-action-is-needed http://www.sierranevada.ca.gov/press-room/sierra-wildfire-wi...