They have survived multiple fires over the millennia. As to completely prevent

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Sep 17, 2021
8:55:40am

Parker Schnabel All-American

They have survived multiple fires over the millennia. As to completely prevent

As to completely preventable....not sure what what you mean. Only way to protect them from fire...is fire.

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Parker Schnabel

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Sequoia is the top of my list for national parks I have yet to visit.

rad dawg

9/17/21 8:26am

That’s the first national park I ever visited

DrBYU

9/17/21 8:29am

Those things are built to withstand fires. Granted, the park itself

SinkingQuffa

9/17/21 8:31am

Not only do they survive the fires, the cones open during wildfires and spread

Preppy

9/17/21 8:45am

They have survived multiple fires over the millennia. As to completely prevent

Parker Schnabel

9/17/21 8:55am

More frequent less intense fires are necessary

rad dawg

9/17/21 9:15am

A couple things going for Sequoias: they grow in less dense forests

SinkingQuffa

9/18/21 9:01am

Loved sequoia

jxncoog

9/17/21 9:12am

Some parts of adjacent King's Canyon are like Yosemite but without the crowds.

ReyOso

9/17/21 10:22am

Understand the sentiment, but fires are good and necessary for the giant Sequoia

Backcountry

9/17/21 9:13am

We just went there last month. There was one area that really worried me.

ReyOso

9/17/21 10:22am

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