Can we get a greater commitment to this as an effective tool? There are those that don't want to cut trees, there are those that don't want to have prescribed burns. This seems like a win-win to me. Can we get a bigger push for this?

That is nature's way, and we respect that, but if we have the hybrid of mankind helping out, using nature's tools, using what the Native Americans used to use, we can have a winning equation here, and that is what we really need.

We know it works. It reduces the fire fuels down there.

grazing is a very important tool not only to keep their livestock going, but it actually helps with the fire, helps suppress the fire.

We need a really concerted effort to do that.

We won't quit. We need to get tougher and stronger.

If we want to have a state of readiness, there is so much private equipment--I drove past some in Siskiyou County today.

The wildfires that came in the late summer of the 2020 Fire Season have created unprecedented challenges for our public and private forest landowners.

It's time for Congress to weigh in here in favor of actively managing unreserved lands.

Why are we seeing a downward trend in this when this is a very effective tool?

I just wanted to offer a comment on--in general, on the infrastructure issues we have.

We are the number two importer of wood products, I am just wondering what are we doing?