Forest thinning explained: Less competition for sunlight and nutrients means healthy trees grow bigger more quickly 🌲 | Healthy Forests, Healthy Communities

Mechanical thinning supports the health and vigor of the forest by reducing overcrowding, relieving tree stress and reducing severe wildfire risks. Creating a more open forest stand can also improve habitat conditions for many wildlife species. | Healthy Forests, Healthy Communities

This video explains how tree thinning reduces competition for light, water, and nutrients by removing some of the trees in a forest. | Healthy Forests, Healthy Communities

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