Private landowners and managers tend to shy away from the use of prescribed fire for maintaining rangeland and forest ecosystems in spite of the known benefits due to the potential liability factor, according to a study. This is a concern, reports a new article, as fire has historically played an important role in achieving land management objectives, and eliminating its use could have detrimental effects.
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2016/01/160107184953.htm
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Increased legal liabilities limit prescribed fire use for brush control
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