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Wisconsin’s Forest Revival Through Fire | Duluth News
In Wisconsin’s Point, a historic controlled burn revived the forest—marking the first time in 150 years fire was used to restore ecosystem health. Nine months later, the results are striking: one side choked with overgrowth, the other vibrant with charred pines and bursting wild blueberries. Unlike destructive wildfires, these prescribed burns are carefully managed, echoing Indigenous Ojibwe land stewardship. Fire isn’t just a tool—it’s essential for red pine regeneration, as seeds only sprout after fire. The burn also reduced wildfire fuel, making future fires less likely. Early signs are…
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