"Old Growth" Pinon Juniper Woodland USDA Forest Service Form

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it doesn't present doesn't [Applause] well you want to talk to us about history I think I think this the most important part of this site that we that we just saw was that each one of those ovens would have taken five to six acres of pinyon-juniper for us to to fill up and then they they cut they said each one of these oven sites would have been denuded of trees for 35 miles 35 mile radius so that is an insane amount of trees but what's what's important about that for today is one of the primary justifications that BLM and the Forest Service used for cutting pinyon-juniper forests is that they are invading lands that they didn't previously occupy and one of the justifications that they use for for that grander justification is they show pictures of Nevada hillsides that are completely cleared of trees well those pictures would have been taken in the late 1870s and and they are clearly dated from the 1870s in the 1880s where where the trees would have been cut again for like that sign j