Can someone help please? into destructive (surface/crown ) fires. this fire like

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into destructive (surface/crown ) fires.

this fire likely impacted (more/fewer) trees.

This is an example of careful (unprescribed burning/ forest thinning)

Although forest fires are an uncommon natural occurrence in tropical regions, they are prevalent in boreal forests and some temperate forests. In fact, fires are part of the natural ecosystem of boreal and temperate forests because lightning strikes often trigger them. Periodic fires reduce the amount of fuel and keep the fires from developing into destructive As a result, these forests often contain species that are fire adapted, meaning they can withstand fire and even benefit from periodic low-intensity fires. Examples of fire adaptation include thick bark and high canopies. Additionally, many pinecones open only in the presence of fire. fires In 2011, a very powerful wildfire spread to the edge of the White Mountain Apache Tribe's land, located in eastern Arizona. Read about how the fire management strategies of the White Mountain Apache Tribe can affect the fire intensity in Arizona before completing the statements that follow. All of the tribe's land management decisions, including those related to fire management strategy, are controlled solely by the tribe rather than by multiple agencies. The tribe had been periodically clearing young trees, logging larger trees, and burning underbrush to replicate the natural burn-and-growth cycle of the Ponderosa pine forest on the tribal lands. Firefighters were able to control the fire only after it reached tribal lands, due to a reduction in flame intensity Because the tribe was periodically clearing tribal lands, this fire likely impacted outside the tribal lands. This is an example of careful trees than were affected

Explanation / Answer

1) into destructive Crown Fires , Fuel reduction can help lesser possibilites of high intensity crown fires

2)fire likely impacted less Trees than

3) this is an example of Forest thinning , thinning is the process of cutting unwanted trees and increasing the space between trees

as pine trees in tribal lands caused an crown fires , The fire outside the tribal lands were more but it became less when it reached the tribal lands as the firefighters manage to control it

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