In some ecosystems, such as high-latitude forests, wildfires are a natural occurrence. These help maintain healthy ecosystems by depositing nutrients into the soil and boosting seed dispersal. However, in recent years, fire seasons have become more extreme and widespread. This includes forest ecosystems where fires are uncommon, such as tropical rainforests.
Forest Fires: Why They Matter And How To Prevent Them
Inaara Thawer, Inhabitat
Thu, 07/20/2023 - 10:30am
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