I mean, anybody who's ever started a fire knows that you need oxygen and you need a little breeze and it'll blow up on you quickly. So Our responsibility, I believe, is part of maintaining the beauty and ensuring we don't have devastation is to manage our forests. Because trees are a crop. Just so you know, they're a crop. You grow them, you harvest them, you make things out of them, you replant them again. (18:04–18:17)
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Asserts the importance of forest management to prevent devastation.
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