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The best way to save giant sequoias may be more fire

A recent analysis of approximately 26,400 giant sequoias suggests that the best strategy for preserving these ancient trees may involve increasing controlled burns, which they naturally withstand. This approach is vital as recent extreme wildfires have decimated thousands of sequoias, challenging their long-term survival.

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