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the unkempt grasslands meeting low lying tree branches and brush that isnt passible by even deer of all LIHT land seems to pose a way greater threat of catastrophic fire than a few stands of scotch broom. on the westside broom seems to be the only thing keeping a lot of the bank from sluffing into the water. i understand not wanting broom inland in the fields but what native plants should i be using to keep the bank intact if not for broom? we have had several massive slides in the last couple years that now have nothing growing on them and continue to loose. in some cases on the south end houses are going to be falling off pretty soon. i often joke the inland side of south nugent is going to be waterfront property in the next 20 years. annual wildflowers and grass can only do so much and in the dormant season they arent holding anything. broom has wicked strong long lasting roots that keep a lot of our land ON land. i do hate seeing it taking over the fields as i graze upwards of 200 animals some years all over the island, i just think this "kill all scotch broom" narrative could be potentially dangerous to our already fragile banks if everyone is expected to go crazy and yank every last one out. sunnyhill and the likes where broom is several acres thick by all means torch it, but i think we should actually be planting it on the banks all the way around the island.

Thank you so much for the video.

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I've removed a lot of invasive scotch broom, it's everywhere

Fantastic presentation!

How far do it squirt

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Thank you for sharing this facinating course. :)

My wife and I are very excited about all the trail improvements. Good Job everyone!

You made my Day! Lovely Pictures!

I went on the first all female mill trip with Boise Cascade rep Sandra Selleseth, Sonja Sorenson Craig, Karen Spang and Jan Bonaparte back in 1990 or so. Lost touch, but greetings and happy 90th to Jan from Sandra George

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