As Members of Congress, it is our No. 1 responsibility to continue supporting their efforts, in my view, and to provide further resources to our Federal land management agencies as they prepare for the wildfires to come, and plan for long-term forest resilience.
Emphasizes Congress's duty to support federal agencies in wildfire preparedness and forest resilience.
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