Prescribed Burns Save Giant Sequoias | Reno News
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Prescribed Burns Save Giant Sequoias | Reno News
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New research reveals that controlled burns before wildfires can slash sequoia death rates by half—thanks to smarter fuel management. After the 2020 Castle Fire, areas with prior thinning and prescribed burns saw far fewer tree losses than untouched zones. Decades of fire suppression have piled up dry brush, creating infernos too intense for even fire-adapted giants to survive. This isn’t just a California issue—fuel buildup threatens forests across the West, including species like bristlecone pines. The lesson? Proactive, strategic burns are vital to give ancient trees and ecosystems a real shot at surviving our warming climate.
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