If we don't have our treatments and try to do boundary protections, they will actually devastate into our lands and cause damages that are unforeseen or can have a great impact onto both the ecological things that we want protected but also our economy that depends upon some of the timber.
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Westerman emphasizes the importance of forest management to prevent ecological and economic damage.
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