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Firefighters observe weather and drought conditions to maintain a state of readiness for quick response to wildfires. The agency also uses prescribed fire as a management tool to benefit Virginia ecosystems.
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Field staff deliver programming to improve knowledge of forest ecosystems, forest resources, and forestry practices. Virginia’s state forest system provides opportunities for education, recreation, and demonstration of forestry practices.
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Best Management Practices Cost-Share Program for Loggers is funded by Commonwealth of Virginia. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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