greater biodiversity in a far as that's more like a natural forest, with many different types of trees. shrubs in plants, of whole, different range of species. i'm of that. so it's likely to be another 40 years before that kind of bio diversity can be restored here. but that's the long term goal that the hunters have set their sights on until one day hunting will no longer be needed. without trees, we don't really have a chance at survival. let's begin to accept this fact. now, let's collectively urge policy makers to take better care of fall trees. if you're already doing your best to protect trees in your neighborhood, let us know at equal india a d, w dot com. i'll see you again next week with many more inspiring stories until then from all of us in india and germany. good bye, and thanks for watching the news. the news. the news, the news, the, the who's the the the, the the ah, the, ah, me. oh, oh, the can. because you oh no. no. no. i. oh, against the corona virus pandemic now has the rate of infection been developing use measures are being taken. what does the latest research say? infor

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water access road firefighters can e use to go into the canyon and has spent months trimming trees, shrubs. the warning has hit home. >> we have been vigilant, working on it. >> reporter: it's real to you. >> it's too real, scary. >> reporter: last weekend cal fairfield with alameda and offered their chipper and a crew of workers for free. all homeowners had to do was cut the vegetation and haul it to the curb. they left a huge pile of pull much that can be used for landscaping. chris says the time and money it saved was enormous. >> to have tree work done of any kind is at least a couple thousand dollars. they can expand the program and provide this more broadly and we as a community can make our home more safer. it's a good investment. >> reporter: people get it. >> people definitely get the high fire danger we are dealing with. >> reporter: the division chief derek thomas in charge of operations for alameda fire and helped create the chipper program. he says to the property owners who are waiting, get on it. >> don't waste your time as far as procrastinating. now is time when the condit

. >> reporter: they have been searching the shrubs without success.they are now bumping up the hunt for the missing tortoise asking the community to help with the drone or a search dog. >> the dog pin point the direction he went and that would help us narrow it down. >> it is like losing a family member. >> reporter: a family member likely to live another century if found. he is supposed to be passed down for generations. >> i am not mad at him. >> reporter: not mad but just disappointed in hoping this reptile on the run finds his way home. >> clara said one of the distinctive features is a little split in his nose. she says he responds to his name and carrots. >> he doesn't respond quickly but response. >>> how about something that runs much faster. medina spirit will race in the preakness tomorrow after passing the final drug test. it comes after she tested positive for an advanced steroid after the kentucky derby. the trainer agree to rigorous testing as a condition to entry in the preakness. medina spirit can still be disqualified as the kentucky

there's a series of makeshift shrubs that have appeared and a flood of people waiting for their turnrines that have appeared and a floodf other people waiting for their turn to pay respects. it really has affected people here. tomorrow is a day of mourning in this part of russia. for the nine people who were killed in this attack. >> want to mass shooting happens here in america, the conversation very quickly turns to gun control legislation and the politics surrounding that. how tight are gun controls in russia generally? >> well, they are pretty tight, but there are calls out to tighten them further. president putin today said so mething -- said something needs to be done. he wants gun laws to be checked and possibly tightened. a number of russian politicians said yes, something needs to be done. whether something will be done remains to be seen. what we do know is that the government -- 19-year-old received his gun completely legally, he got his gun just a few days ago. now we saw this attack. it will be interesting to see whether the authorities actually do tighten gun laws here.

this involves some of the shrubs and undergrowth. you see there is some ups and a vee to record territories. this is the larger vegetations specifically the trees also near the record low territory. some gusty wind, very low humidity. and record dry fire falls. that is a very bad combination. something we should watch very carefully as we look into the weekend. we have normal high temperatures today. a nice look as we look outside towards downtown. temperatures had some low 80s near concorde. the low 70s were exactly normal for the month of may. even touching 60 degrees. temperatures right now have got a wide range. we have got 50s, 60s, and 70s. mostly sixes around the bay with 70s further inland. it is very nice for whatever outdoor plans you have. temperatures will drop off to the 50 degree mark. most of us within degree of 50which is averagto month of may. temperatures in san francisco will reach out into the low 70s. then the temperatures will drop off as we head into the evening hours. closer to 15 to 20 degrees above average g

traditional domestic breed of mountain cattle can also prevent fires because they too eat grass and shrubs. montas by nature conservation association which avellino rego belongs to because even purchased land itself pruning should help these young trees to grow big and strong. less grass will grow under the shade they'll provide meaning less flammable material they know that they will not take any money from the from the land but they are ready to adopt another management model so we are trying to demonstrate that with small money we can have a fire that's true but with a lot less damage. portugal is the european country most affected by forest fires in cooperation with fire department scientists at the university of koa are researching the causes of such fires. they say the country's climate monoculture tree plantations and rural depopulation all play a major role. if we don't manager forest spared or we're likely to suffer even bigger fires in extreme weather conditions. particularly. portugal is searching for strategies to prevent wildfires from spreading in some cases that means return

traditional domestic breed of mountain cattle can also prevent fires because they too eat grass and shrubs. montas and nature conservation association which avellino rego belongs to because even purchased land itself pruning should help these young open trees to grow big and strong. less grass will grow under the shade they'll provide meaning less flammable material they know that they will not take any money from the from the land but they are ready to adopt another management model so we are trying to demonstrate that with small money we can have a fire that's true but with a lot less damage. portugal is the european country most affected by forest fires in cooperation with fire department scientists at the university of koa are researching the causes of such fires. they say the country's climate monoculture tree plantations and rural depopulation all play a major role. if we don't manager for a spell we're likely to suffer even bigger fires in extreme weather conditions. particularly. portugal is searching for strategies to prevent wildfires from spreading in some cases that means retur

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use to go down into the canyon, and have spent the last few months trimming back trees, grass and shrubs pick over richard, the red flag warning has hit home. >> we have been vigilant. we've been working on it. >> it's real to you. >> it is to real. it is scary. >> last weekend, they teamed up with alameda county fire, and offered up their chipper and a crew of workers all for me. all homeowners had to do was cut down the vegetation and haul it to the curb pick of the workers left a huge pile of mulch that can be used for landscaping. chris was one of the first design of the so-called program. he says the time and money if faith was enormous. >> to hatchery work done of any kind is at least a couple thousand dollars. they can expand the program and provide this more broadly and i think we as a community can make our home safer, so it is a good investment. >> people get it. >> yes. they get the high fire danger that we are dealing with, in 2021. >> he is in charge of operations for alameda county fire, and helped create the chipper program. he says to all the property owners who are still

traditional domestic breed of mountain cattle can also prevent fires because they to eat grass and shrubs. months is a nature conservation association which abilene rego, belongs to cause even purchased land itself from pruning should help these young oak trees to grow big and strong not to keep them or less grass will grow under the shade they will provide meaning less flammable material. they know that they will not take any money from that, from the land, but they are ready to adopt another management model. so we are trying to demonstrate that with small money, we can have fire. that's true, but with a lot no less damage. portugal is the european country most affected by forest fires in co operation with fire departments, scientists that the university of cobra researching the causes of such fires. they say the country's climate, monoculture, tree, plantations, and rural depopulation all play a major role, coleman or love. if we don't manager forest, better luck, we're likely to suffer even bigger fires in extreme weather conditions with low he get away. portugal is searching for stra

greater biodiversity in a far as that's more like a natural forest, with many different types of trees. shrubs in plants, of whole, different range of species. i'm of that somehow it's likely to be another 40 years before that kind of biodiversity can be restored here. but that's the long term goal that the hunters have set their sights on until one day hunting will no longer be needed. without trees, we don't truly have a chance at some bible. let's begin to accept this fact. now, let collectively urge policy makers to take better care of fall trees. if you're already doing your best to protect trees in your neighborhood, let us know at equal india a d, w dot com. i'll see you again next week with many more inspiring stories until then from all of us in india, in germany, goodbye, and thanks for watching. the news . the news, the news, the, the news, the news, the chemical weapons left from the 1st world war are being clear here. this is quite rare in germany. most war toxins lie dormant in the soil, contaminating the ground water. politicians are letting the brasswell over the problem. but t

last few years close to 50 of them and from the local area have planted hundreds of native trees and shrubs both to help raise the water table and to provide more canopy for their small friends today the vermin of the lower are also well craned in sustainable harvest practices and they have assets in the us. in the past we used to pick up all the turkey babies we didn't know about lying some for so you could help groom trees. only that we have begun to relieve that wrist when the food falls down that new trees begin to be crude as variants all high up but it won't be until a good one part of the law today most of the local budgeted live growers have switched to organic farming realizing that the widespread use of best defines also killing the lotus as they mainly feed on insects. today boast $15.00 to $20.00 slender losses by square kilometer that's 5 times more than just a decade ago attracting the attention of conservationists around the world for this success a story. for many of us artificial lights changed our lives my home for instance like many homes and cities has some like mimickin

where nest sites are now supported, all throughout the desert, where in a lowland landscape with just shrubs like you see around here, there aren't really nesting opportunities. and so what we're creating is additional resources that allow them to get further into the desert than normal. narrator: almost any structure can be utilized for a nest. natural sites are being supplanted by man-made sites across the desert, increasing reproductive success rates. just two surviving chicks from a clutch of eggs means that the nesting pair has at a minimum replaced itself in just one season. these chicks will be sexually mature in 3-5 years and may breed for several years. so with each new generation, there is a steady population increase. and it's not just nesting sites that we provide. many nests include man-made materials--cloth, rope, wire, and other items picked up in towns and landfills. and furniture dumped in the open can provide stuffing material used to line nests. with plenty of food and water nearby, the number of chicks that survive increases dramatically, up to 8 times normal. this combin

last few years close to 50 of them and from the local area have planted hundreds of native trees and shrubs both to help raise the water table and to provide more canopy for their small friends today the vermin of our lower are also well trained in sustainable harvest practices and bad assets in the love. in the past we used to pick up all the turkey babies we didn't know that live on some for seeds good help groom or trees. only that we have begun to leave the rest when the fruit falls down that new trees begin to be crude as variance all high up i do want been filleted get along part of the law today most of the local budget developed growers have switched to organic farming realizing that the widespread use of best defines was also pulling the lotus as they mainly feed on insects. today boasts 15 to 20 slender lotuses. that's 5 times more than just a decade ago attracting the attention off comes a vision ists around the bush for this success a story. for many of us artificial light changed our lives my home for instance like many homes and cities has some like mimicking a leading light w

greater biodiversity in a far as that's more like a natural forest, with many different types of trees. shrubs in plants, of whole, different range of species. i'm happy to do that, so it's likely to be another 40 years before that kind of biodiversity can be restored here. but that's the long term goal that the hunters have set their sights on until one day hunting will no longer be needed. without trees, we don't really have a chance at some bible. let's begin to accept this fact. now, let's collectively urge policy makers to pig better care of factories. if you're already doing your bit to protect trees in your neighborhood, let us know at equal india a d, w dot com. i'll see you again next week with many more inspiring stories until then from all of us in india, in germany, goodbye, and thanks for watching. the news . news. news. the news, the news, the who's the, the the, the the the, whether you ask them the 1st, your are being clear here. this is why we're in germany. most more toxins lie dormant in the soil, contaminating the ground, why politicians are letting the grass over the probl

the fuel moistures usher in the shrubs. >> not record but pretty close to record low. >> and those low levels. we're dry conditions. professor craig clements, the director state university's wildfire interdisciplinary lab says it all means could lead to a potent fire season. however, the drought only place apart and whether we see more homes devoured 4 acres damaged. you may recall lightning strikes, ignited fires in 2020 creating that perfect storm and leading to those eerie orange skies. but. >> we should expect the summer season to not be as bad as 2020 if as long as we don't have a large light an outbreak like last year. it is a regular weather year. we should above average and it looks like some of the hot forecast for the season are going to be higher than average in terms of fire acres burned. how many acres are going to but as long as we don't have any devastating weather events. we should be expecting a bad season, but not that epically bad season. >> professor clements says a lot has to do with us on what unfolds in this year's fire season. i think the needs to be aware that

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of the border crossings between israel and gaza have been closed with the you and warning at the shrubs, the delivery of much needed medical supplies, food and fuel. checkpoints were briefly opened on friday for, for insurance. and villa bruce has been accused of faking a bomb threat to force a passenger jet to the ground in order to seize on the opposition journalist roman progressive, which was flying from greece to lithuania when the plane was escorted to the lava flow from a volcanic eruption into the mccracken republic of congo has come close to narrowly spared the city of goma. several houses were destroyed. as the molten rock surged to the city's outskirts, thousands of people were forced to flee their homes with 8 people reported killed in related accidents during the panic. mountain near gone go is one of the world's most active volcanoes. and previous major russians have killed hundreds of people. unfortunately, when we arrived, we did not find anything at home. all the houses were bent and destroyed and everything was stolen by law. the law has already still no way, but we no

they're looking at him and there are so yellow in the backs crowd including the world economic forum and shrub we're seeing bill beat it this guy has just lost his prominence so. i have a feeling the the bill gates at least the bill part of the gates' name is starting to become toxic and i think a lot of people are probably going to distance themselves starting from right now and i got to leave it right there unfortunately my friend line a we can talk about to be continued absolutely lionel thank you very much. let's head over to regina hamm over the sports h.q. regina there's no doubt who is the leader right now and a lot of us and it's not any team from l.a. manila sorry it's a seattle sounders they are reigning supreme in the pursuit weeks of major league soccer's the than in 5 games played they have not 4 wins or drawn no losses instead of in point ahead of last place see and they hosted the struggling l.a. squad a while yet see the mastery of this seattle team on full display for though we get to. play in the ball in sound as ya'll follow with it on the cheap blessings and i'll get to yel

then he does have it in person events and he's traveling around the country whereas for president shrub it was great optics it looked like he had amazing amount of support in a grassroots support and the media really hated that they had to think of anything they could to try to demonize the president was doing president trump that is to try to make it look like it was irresponsible all or what have you one thing that they really hate to admit is that donald trump was incredible ratings he was amazing for not only c.n.n. the liberal media body of the mazy persuader all the liberal. tech companies and you know now that he's gone they've got a big problem. u.s. secretary of state anthony blinken as well in the washington should be prepared for any eventuality in afghanistan as u.s. troops were withdrawn from the country last month president biden announced the pullout would start in may and be finished by the symbolic date of september the 11th just because our troops are coming home doesn't mean we're leaving we're not our embassy staff the support that we're going to afghanistan that rem

they're going to just say this you know they republicans as a filler conserve republican said that shrub's tax cuts were going to take care of themselves they did not write quite for every oh and when you came into office the deficit was $439000000000.00 bonds i left it was well over $984000000000.00 so all of a sudden now we're serving with the deficit so we can spare that argument yes absolutely we all want investments in of course our infrastructure people need to pay their fair share if i frankly i think when you look at eldo polling data most wealthy americans do not mind paying their fair share of their particular when it comes to the common good post office highways roads bridges high speed broadband water pipes all of this is infrastructure for a final society so i don't think it's an issue of people wanting all of the rich wanting to pay i think it's more of an issue this is the narrative that sir members of the republican party to spin with regard to all of this waste. well i think it also is just political they don't want to give the other side away and it's as simple as that an

shrub nests from from the remains of rockets. he has to fracture and has his right arm and. my cousins and i were sitting in front of my soles if i shared her chair and you know any of those street again we all went to cause the injured people to provide 1st aid to us as i attempted to one of them i won't play inside iraq and i fell on the ground and i don't understand what we did to deserve this why do they do this to us and them today with us and with us with that aggression and with good on and with the closure you are speaking about it is our stuff the situation is very hard and complicated and i am in this interview i hope that all hope those who will hear me today extend a helping hand to the place you know mr perry by supporting us my medication the medical supplies and intensive care units utilities. well people in gaza are a fleeing in droves at the moment amid the heavy shelling leaving behind what is left of their homes some of them have taken shelter and food from by the united nations where families do arrive and things they can at the moment they say they haven

traditional domestic breed of mountain cattle can also prevent fires because they too eat grass and shrubs. montas a nature conservation association which avellino rego belongs to because even purchased land itself pruning should help these young open trees to grow big and strong. less grass will grow under the shade they'll provide meaning less flammable material they know that they will not take any money from that from the land but they are ready to adopt another management model so we are trying to demonstrate that with small money we can have a fire that's true but with a lot less damage. portugal is the european country most affected by forest fires in cooperation with fire department scientists at the university of koa are researching the causes of such fires. they say the country's climate monoculture tree plantations and rural depopulation all play a major role in the north if we don't manage our forests better we're likely to suffer even bigger fires in extreme weather conditions. particularly. searching for strategies to prevent wildfires from spreading in some cases that means

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last few years close to 50 of them and from the local area have planted hundreds of native trees and shrubs both to help raise the water table and to provide more canopy for this small friends today the vermin of our lower are also well cleaned in sustainable harvest practices yami have assets in the love. in the past we used to pick up all the turkey babies we didn't know about why don't some for seeds good help groom trees. only that we have begun to relieve that is when the fruit falls down that new trees begin to be crude as variants high up but it won't be until i get one part of the law. today most of the local budget to growers have switched to organic farming realizing that the widespread use of best defines also killing the losses as they mainly feed on insects. today boast 15 to 20 slender a lot of suspense quite. that's 5 times more than just a decade ago attracting the attention off conservationists around the world for the success a story. for many of us artificial light changed our lives my home for instance like many homes and cities has some like mimicking a leading light wi

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that's more like a natural forest, with many different types of trees. shrubs in plants, of whole, different range of species. i'm of that. so it's like you to be another 40 years before that kind of biodiversity can be restored here. but that's the long term goal that the hunters have set their sights on until one day hunting will no longer be needed. without trees, we don't truly have a chance at some bible. let's begin to accept this fact. now, let's collectively urge policy makers to pig better care of our trees. if you're already doing your best to protect trees in your neighborhood, let us know at equal india a d, w dot com. i'll see you again next week with many more inspiring stories until then from all of us in india and germany, goodbye, and thanks for watching. the news . the news. the news. the news, the in good shape. it is like motor body. liver is our main body organ that gets rid of many talk the consumption of alcohol and fruit toast can certainly help closing fatty liver and throat. so how can you protect your liver on w thing and i for apartment, 180 percent of the populat

unlike many of your shrubs they take care of themselves. >> you can't find more online for his workshops>>> the stick could be headed to an active fire season. >> reporting how cal fire is teaming up with a new agency to help in the firefight. >> 300 california army national guard help reinforce fire crews during the lightning fire last year. now they are being brought in to reduce fire threats because the inmate population which was a large part of the state's firefighting force has dropped significant. >> the national guard spent a week at camp roberts for fire training. they spent the last two weeks in santa clara county on fire reduction programs. >> a lot of this training is no. just being flexible and learning and being able to adapt and overcome those obstacles seems to be our biggest focal point. >> they are now a part of what is called task force rattlesnake. only been in existence for about a month. 13 hand cruise which will be sent out to fires throughout the state. 2 of them will be stationed at the santa clara county cal fire unit. >> the big thing is collaborating and havin

last few years close to 50 of them and from the local area have planted hundreds of native trees and shrubsboth to help raise the water and to provide more canopy for their small friends today the vermin of our lower are also well trained in sustainable harvest practices yami of assets in the love. in the past we used to pick up all the turkey babies we didn't know that line from 4 sides could help groom trees . only that we have begun we leave the rest in the food forest down that new trees begin to be crude as variants all high up but it won't be until we get one part of the law. today most of the local budget the blue growers have switched to organic farming realizing that the widespread use of best defines also killing the losses as they mainly feed on insects. today boast 15 to 20 slender lotuses. that's 5 times more than just a decade ago attracting the attention of conservationists around the world for the success a story. for many of us artificial lights changed our lives my home for instance like many homes and cities has some like me making light with which i can work read and cou

several national retailers followed suit, walmart, costco and sam's shrub and trader joe's said no longerin their stores. publix said today fully vaccinated customers are not required to wear masks in their store. starbucks will make face masks options for customers on monday. they posted that to that their website. the cdc is trying to make things less confusing with this new list of mask guidelines. at least one group still scrambling for answers -- parents of kids younger than 12. children and educators should expect to return to school in tern and full-time in the fall. that is according to cdc director rachelle walensky. the children not vaccinated against covid-19 need to wear a mask in the fall said dr. anthony fauci on friday. >> what hasn't changed is the unvaccinated group. if that is the elementary school children nothing has changed for them and i think the one thing we need to clarify. >> reporter: back here in the new york area. just across the river in new jersey governor phil murphy in new jersey said his mask mandate will stay in place but he said the last few days that t

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the fuel moistures usher in the shrubs. >> not record but pretty close to record low. >> and those low levels. we're dry conditions. professor craig clements, the director state university's wildfire interdisciplinary lab says it all means could lead to a potent fire season. however, the drought only place apart and whether we see more homes devoured 4 acres damaged. you may recall lightning strikes, ignited fires in 2020 creating that perfect storm and leading to those eerie orange skies. but. >> we should expect the summer season to not be as bad as 2020 if as long as we don't have a large light an outbreak like last year. it is a regular weather year. we should above average and it looks like some of the forecast for the season are going to be higher than average in terms of fire acres burned. how many acres are going to but as long as we don't have any devastating weather events. we should be expecting a bad season, but not that epically bad season. >> professor clements says a lot has to do with us on what unfolds in this year's fire season. i think the needs to be aware that beca

the fuel moistures usher in the shrubs. >> not a record but pretty close to record low. >> and those low levels. we're dry conditions. professor craig clements, the director state university's wildfire interdisciplinary lab says it all means could lead to a potent fire season. however, the drought only place apart and whether we see more homes devoured 4 acres damaged. you may recall lightning strikes, ignited fires in 2020 creating that perfect storm and leading to those eerie orange skies. but. >> we should expect the summer season to not be as bad as 2020 if as long as we don't have a large light an outbreak like last year. it is a regular weather year. we should above average and it looks like some of the forecast for the season are going to be higher than average in terms of fire acres burned. how many acres are going to burn. but as long as we don't have any devastating weather events. we should be expecting a bad season, but not that epically bad season. >> professor clements says a lot has to do with us on what unfolds in this year's fire season. i think the needs to be aware

family is now after the bandits chairman of the yemeni alliance thank you let's hear from one and our shrub you know who's a palestinian leader activist and former member of the palestine liberation organization's executive committee she told us israel has been acting with impunity . you have hit and and i don't use of violence i have the strongest army and good agent at targeting innocent civilians getting residential buildings in an area that has been totally closed and beseeched without any means up exams would not have forced windows shelters with no sirens and at the same time to claim this and its claims have it it's not just humanitarian it's a question of 10 existential issues it's political it's legal yes it is human and it is not certainly military because as it is used our military is punitive and monitored and in many ways there's an expression of an unbridled occupation that has existed with impunity for all these years that has never been held accountable since it was created 72 years ago since the other occupation if people use a girl as and has acted with impunity has dug it

absolutely, yeah, my garden wasjust shrubs, i yeah, my garden was just shrubs, good _ yeah, my garden of his shell. looking forward to — him out of his shell. looking forward to friday _ him out of his shell. looking forward to friday already. i him out of his shell. looking i forward to friday already. thank you, both of you. hopefully we have described this site well this morning, it has so many different aspects and so many different things. the planting and the garden is all—new so that will grow and flourish in the years to come, but also its connection to the local community as well, those sort of links will grow and flourish in the years and decades ahead also. that's it from us at rhs bridgewater in telford. let's go to the newsrooms across the uk for the news, travel and weather where you are watching breakfast. good morning from bbc london, i'm tolu adeoye. londoners are once again being urged to take up their vaccines when offered, with concerns the rise in the indian variant is in part linked to vaccine hestitancy. cleo lyn, from tower hamlets, nearly lost her dad to coron

following wildfires where they're seeing long term conversions from the pine forests to grass and shrubs. that's largely because of the ecology of pine forests. they're adaptive to low severity fires, not at the time high severity fires. when the pine losing their canopy, they can't disperse the seed very far. there's also experiences of beatle mortality and then experience fire following that. they're seeing some of the same effects you would see where the seed source is being consumed and you're not getting the regeneration following the fire in those forests and ecosystems. this presents tremendous challenges when you're turning the naturally ecology on its head and once you get that grass, there are other vegetation on the surface there, that tends to out compete young seeds. all of that vegetation is competing and makes it difficult to do replanting. there are steps to help that, but the difficulties are there nonetheless. >> thank you. i have further questions. i'll submit them for the record. >> thank you, senator. senator dane? >> i want to welcome mary mistos. great to have some

actually, where they're seeing lefrmt conversions from ponderosa pines from that area to grass and shrubtype of echo types that's because of the ponderosa ponderosa pine species. they're adapting to low severity fires not the high severity fires we're seeing as a result of the full loads in the forest. when a ponderosa pine loses their canopy they can't produce the seed far. but there's logical pine where they've experienced beetle mortality and then experienced fire following that that. although logical fine forests in places have evolved with high severity fire they're seeing the same effects that you see in ponderosa pine forest where you're not getting the regeneration following the fire in those forested ecosystems. of course, this presents tremendous challenges when you're turning the natural ecology of a forested ecosystem on its head. and once you get that grass, other vegetation on the surface there, that t% young trees, whether it's natural regeneration or planting. all the vegetation is competing for resources on the landscape and makes it very, very difficult to do replanting