but also invasive species of plants that may be tracked in by hikers. If you let an area re-establish itself in relative isolation, you greatly increase the chances of native plants re-seeding the area.HJ
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Re: Mountain Fire -- More Exact Burn Maps
by Hikin_Jim » Wed Mar 11, 2015 7:30 pm
Yes, they're concerned with public safety but also invasive species of plants that may be tracked in by hikers. If you let an area re-establish itself in relative isolation, you greatly increase the chances of native plants re-seeding the area.
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but also invasive species of plants that may be tracked in by hikers. If you let an area re-establish itself in relative isolation, you greatly increase the chances of native plants re-seeding the area.HJ
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