联邦和地方机构正在通过稀释、控制燃烧和土著合作来恢复蓝山森林,以提高火灾的抗御能力和健康。 Federal and local agencies are restoring Blue Mountains forests through thinning, controlled burns, and Indigenous collaboration to boost fire resilience and health.

在如何管理蓝山森林方面正在发生静悄悄但重大的转变,联邦和地方机构日益将生态恢复、火灾抗御能力以及与土著社区的合作列为优先事项。 A quiet but significant shift is underway in how the Blue Mountains forests are managed, with federal and local agencies increasingly prioritizing ecological restoration, fire resilience, and collaboration with Indigenous communities. 最近的努力侧重于稀释稠密树桩,重新引入受控烧伤,以及整合传统生态知识。 Recent efforts focus on thinning dense tree stands, reintroducing controlled burns, and integrating traditional ecological knowledge. 这些变化旨在减少野火风险和改善森林健康,尽管进展仍然逐步,资金不足。 These changes aim to reduce wildfire risks and improve forest health, though progress remains gradual and underfunded.