US EditionForest Management Project Slows Montana Wildfire
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Forest Management Project Slows Montana Wildfire
It turns out a wildfire (see above photo) burning toward homes in the timber of western Montana did not make a destructive run many feared. Why? It lacked the fuel needed to grow because it burned into the perimeter of a forest management project conducted seven years earlier. The Westside Collaborative Management Project used a combination of commercial logging, forest thinning and prescribed burning across 2,300 acres of Bitterroot National Fo…
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