Alaska Insight:Fire officials talk preparedness amid a changing landscape Season 2021 Episode 30
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Alaska Insight:Fire officials talk preparedness amid a changing landscape Season 2021 Episode 30
Spring is finally here and as the snowpack recedes, wildfire becomes a concern, especially before greenup. What’s the outlook for this year’s fire season and how much will standing, dead spruce affect it? On this episode of Alaska Insight, Lori Townsend checks in on prevention plans for the summer with Alaska fire professionals.
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