US Forest Service plants 71,000 trees to restore California's Ranch Fire scar
The US Forest Service and its partners have planted 71,000 conifer seedlings across California's Mendocino National Forest, completing the effort in just eight days. The reforestation drive targets land devastated by the Ranch Fire, which scorched over 459,000 acres eight years ago. The initiative is part of a broader long-term strategy to restore the damaged forest ecosystem. Authorities also aim to reduce the risk of future wildfires and support the natural recovery of the affected region.
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