File:French Hill attends prescribed burn at Rattlesnake Ridge (March 1, 2020) 01.jpg
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English: On Saturday, I saw Eric, Doug & their team prep for a prescribed burn of the lower climbing area at Rattlesnake Ridge.
A controlled fire can be a great catalyst for a healthy forest. Great to see Scott Simon & @Nature_Org's careful stewardship of #Arkansas’s new natural area. |
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| Author | Office of French Hill, United States Congress |
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