Team of researchers find wildfire is future to saving California's giant sequoias

"Sequoias have evolved to only really release their seeds from the cones when a fire burns, and not just when any fire burns but only when it burns hot enough to melt the resins and the cones by the millions," Dr. Hanson said.

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This is a big year for forests in Oregon. After 30 years, the Northwest Forest Plan is getting amended