When wildfires strike our national forests, what happens next determines their future. In Oregon’s Willamette National Forest, the 1996 Charlton Fire burned inside a designated Wilderness area where no trees could be salvaged or replanted. Decades later, it continues to reburn, destroying soil, releasing carbon, and turning forestland into wasteland. Just miles away, the Shady Beach Fire burned in 1988. There, foresters removed dead trees and replanted a new forest. Today it’s thriving, green, a

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Sleeves rolled, hands in the dirt and not a dry eye in sight. 💚 Scenes from the planting of the 500,000th eucalyptus tree with Bangalow Koalas have left us full of hope! That’s half a million reasons for koalas to jump for joy (we’d advise against it though, stay safe in the trees!) and celebrate this new forest in the making. 🐨 This milestone was possible thanks to the support from Koala. Can we make it to one million trees by 2030? With your help, anything is possible. 🐨 #Conservation #Wild

Dingo 🐕 The Wild Dog of Australia! This clever hunter roams deserts and forests using pure instinct. It’s fast, alert, and able to survive in harsh conditions. You won’t believe how smart and adaptable this wild dog is! #wildlife #nature #animalfacts #animalvideos | 1 Minute Animals

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68K views · 816 reactions | Autumn prescribed burning is reducing fuel in national parks, forests and reserves, helping firefighters protect lives and property when bushfires strike. Smoke will be visible and you may be affected. Visit www.dpaw.wa.gov.au/todaysburns after 10am daily for the latest prescribed burning information. | Parks and Wildlife Service, Western Australia | Facebook