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Logging, Snow Fall, and the Dixie Fire

January 6, 2022 by Erika Lunder

There was a banner snow fall in Lassen County over Christmas, and we were there to enjoy it. Also, Zeke talked about the history of logging a mile from the Dixie Fire boundary in Westwood, CA. Please enjoy our latest video.

Categories Dixie Fire, Forest Management History, logging

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