Evan Frost
@wildwoods.bsky.social
Terrestrial-Fire-Forest Ecologist, Conservation Scientist and Principal - Wildwood Consulting LLC. Working on land stewardship projects throughout the Pacific West.
In this case, you are wrong. The court sided with plaintiffs in this case bc the science is overwhelming that clearing native chaparral vegetation in SoCal *increases* fire hazard far more than what CalFire has been doing. But maybe you don't care about actual evidence?
November 27, 2025 at 7:13 AM
In this case, you are wrong. The court sided with plaintiffs in this case bc the science is overwhelming that clearing native chaparral vegetation in SoCal *increases* fire hazard far more than what CalFire has been doing. But maybe you don't care about actual evidence?
Reposted by Evan Frost
The State of Wildfires website provides interactive maps for evaluating 2024-25 global fire season for detailed context (e.g., burned area anomaly by ecoregion shown below) stateofwildfires.com/latest-report/. For tropical Africa, the Congo Basin had one of the most extreme seasons in 2024.
November 24, 2025 at 8:07 AM
The State of Wildfires website provides interactive maps for evaluating 2024-25 global fire season for detailed context (e.g., burned area anomaly by ecoregion shown below) stateofwildfires.com/latest-report/. For tropical Africa, the Congo Basin had one of the most extreme seasons in 2024.