US EditionStudy: Forest Management Reduces the Severity of Wildfires
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(Kampong Cham): Mr. Dith Tina, Minister of Industry, Forestry and Fisheries, has identified five strategic plans and key activities to strengthen the management, development and conservation of forest resources through collaboration with relevant ministries, institutions at both national and sub-national levels, civil society organizations and the private sector. The Minister’s remarks were made during a speech at the “Tree Day” ceremony at Khme…
Study: Forest Management Reduces the Severity of Wildfires
Research conducted by the Rocky Mountain Research Station shows forest treatment methods greatly reduce the severity of subsequent wildfires. The 2024 study highlighted how mechanical thinning along with controlled or prescribed burning result in a reduction of severity from 62 to 72 percent compared to areas that received no treatments. It also showed that thinning […]
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