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Massive plan outlined for ailing forests

Avatar by Lisa M. Krieger November 16, 2022
The Bishop pine forests of Tomales Bay State Park are aging and its understories are overgrown after over a century of fire supression. Now, the state agency has a plan to burn, thin, replant and manage the mosaic of habitats contained in the sprawling park. (David Briggs / Point Reyes Light)

Gnarled and ethereal, the trees of Tomales Bay State Park have long held a treasured place in the psyche of the Point Reyes peninsula. But . . .

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