Control burn brings new life!

New growth springing up at the George L. Smith State Park, Twin City, Georgia.

These burns are a management tool to restore healthy forests and grasslands and reduce woody fuel in the case of wildfires. Trees like the Long Leaf Pine are resistant to the fires and mature while wildlife often share barrows and dens during times of controlled burns.

It was truly incredible walking through this part of a trail in the park!

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  1. Neal Saye Avatar

    And purely beautiful environment. We had such fun that day.

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