San Diego clears 60 tons of wildfire fuel from Mission Trails
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San Diego officials have removed 60 tons of potential wildfire fuel from 750 acres at Mission Trails Regional Park as part of a multi-year ecological restoration project.
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- Crews removed 60 tons of dried vegetation and invasive plant species from 750 acres within Mission Trails Regional Park.
- The initiative aims to reduce the risk of wildfires in the area while encouraging the growth of native plant life.
- The project receives funding and support from the San Diego River Conservancy.
- Restoration activities are scheduled to continue until the fall of 2027.
- Long-term efforts will include monitoring and the replanting of native seeds to restore the park ecosystem.
What to watch next
- Progress of native seed reintroduction phase
- Evaluation of wildfire hazard reduction efficacy through fall 2027
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