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To: george76
yep the local forest here in So Cal has been hit hard and the only areas that are still healthy are those that were thinned by logging or by freindly fires that did not burn completely

a place called Arrowhead was devastated by the beetles after a moratorium on all tree cutting started in the '70's.

I think the lower Sequoia is next to turn brown ,it has already started showing signs in the logging protected areas.

they say it comes down to "trees per acre". The more trees per acre the less moistre per tree, means not enough sap for the tree to protect itself with. The answer is not poison, it is thinning

9 posted on 07/23/2006 9:38:21 PM PDT by KTM rider ( Support Our Troops Donate to Irey)
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To: KTM rider

How are the fires in California ?

Is Big Bear still worried ?


15 posted on 07/23/2006 9:55:16 PM PDT by george76 (Ward Churchill : Fake Indian, Fake Scholarship, and Fake Art)
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To: KTM rider

No, it is both. but monoculture is the biggest cause of epidemics like this, too many plants of the same kind. You could also consider watering, occasionally.


22 posted on 07/23/2006 10:09:24 PM PDT by ClaireSolt (.)
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