Depending on the weather, the
“If we can do a low-intensity burn, you know, and we’ve just got ground fire, it will clean up any kind of needles or leaves or those kinds of things that are on the ground,” Templin said.
The burn, according to Templin, will release nutrients into the soil and also keeps those fuels from being there, should a wildfire get started in the area during the dry months later in the year.