@Louhikaarme
That's been a problem in the past, especially in N America I believe when forest fires were stopped as soon as they were spotted which lead to the development of a mass of dead wood choking the undergrowth and meaning when fires did get started they burnt with dramatic speed and ferocity. However I think that policy has been corrected in recent decades.
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@Louhikaarme
That's been a problem in the past, especially in N America I believe when forest fires were stopped as soon as they were spotted which lead to the development of a mass of dead wood choking the undergrowth and meaning when fires did get started they burnt with dramatic speed and ferocity. However I think that policy has been corrected in recent decades.