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Wildland fire, as an essential ecological process and natural change agent, should be incorporated into the planning process and wildfire response. The local landscapes need
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Wildland fire, as an essential ecological process and natural change agent, should be incorporated into the planning process and wildfire response. The local landscapes need

For the 2019 fire year, the Central Oregon Fire Management Services (COFMS) and the Oregon Department of Forestry (Central Oregon District) experienced 289 wildland fires
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