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Dr. Keeley On National Fire Policy and Management, Fire Suppression Policy and More.
Dr. Jon Keeley, a research ecologist with the U.S. Geological Survey and an adjunct professor at UCLA.
Dr. Keeley touched on national fire policy and management, minimizing catastrophic fires, reducing fuels, and fire suppression policy.
Two key quotes from Dr. Keeley:
“In my mind, that’s the thing we should focus on the most, in areas where there’s high population is try and improve fire prevention.”
“One of the things those forests need is better control of fuels in the forested environment.”
Dr. Keeley touched on national fire policy and management, minimizing catastrophic fires, reducing fuels, and fire suppression policy.
Two key quotes from Dr. Keeley:
“In my mind, that’s the thing we should focus on the most, in areas where there’s high population is try and improve fire prevention.”
“One of the things those forests need is better control of fuels in the forested environment.”
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Dr. Jon Keeley, a research ecologist with the U.S. Geological Survey and an adjunct professor at UCLA.
Dr. Keeley touched on national fire policy and management, minimizing catastrophic fires, reducing fuels, and fire suppression policy.
Two key quotes from Dr. Keeley:
“In my mind, that’s the thing we should focus on the most, in areas where there’s high population is try and improve fire prevention.”
“One of the things those forests need is better control of fuels in the forested environment.”
Dr. Keeley touched on national fire policy and management, minimizing catastrophic fires, reducing fuels, and fire suppression policy.
Two key quotes from Dr. Keeley:
“In my mind, that’s the thing we should focus on the most, in areas where there’s high population is try and improve fire prevention.”
“One of the things those forests need is better control of fuels in the forested environment.”