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In this episode of The Fire Break, host Steve Wolf dives into the intersection of climate science and forestry with Kendall DeLyser, Director of Climate Science at American Forests. Kendall sheds light on the complex relationship between forests and climate change, particularly how wildfire management and forest resilience are vital for reducing carbon emissions. She emphasizes that forests are the world’s most effective natural carbon sink, but without proper management, they can become carbon emitters during catastrophic wildfires. The discussion also explores solutions such as strategic reforestation, the balance between old and new growth forests, and the necessity of a system-wide approach to mitigating climate impacts. For those curious about how we can better align with nature to reduce fire risks and foster a healthier planet, this episode is packed with insights.
In this episode of The Fire Break, host Steve Wolf dives into the intersection of climate science and forestry with Kendall DeLyser, Director of Climate Science at American Forests. Kendall sheds light on the complex relationship between forests and climate change, particularly how wildfire management and forest resilience are vital for reducing carbon emissions. She emphasizes that forests are the world’s most effective natural carbon sink, but without proper management, they can become carbon emitters during catastrophic wildfires. The discussion also explores solutions such as strategic reforestation, the balance between old and new growth forests, and the necessity of a system-wide approach to mitigating climate impacts. For those curious about how we can better align with nature to reduce fire risks and foster a healthier planet, this episode is packed with insights.