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Can California Forests Be Saved?🌲 | KQED Truly CA

Conservationists brave dizzying heights in an effort to rehabilitate forests after California wildfires. In the midst of intensifying wildfires and global warming, California faces an overwhelming struggle to replant millions of acres lost to recent wildfires. The process of replanting starts by hand-picking the cones of mature conifers. By identifying species that are more adapted to climate change, geneticists are able to replant conifers that have the best chance of survival. The short documentary Reforestation follows the monumental effort to rebuild California forests, one pine cone at a time. A film by Jenn Cain and Mallory Pickett 00:00 1:00 Tree climbers harvest pine cones to extract new seeds 2:39 Red fir pine cone 3:01 Chaparral Fire, San Diego County 3:41 1.2 million acres of forest need to be replanted in California 4:16 USDA Forestry service, El Dorado County 4:46 CAL FIRE Reforestation Center 7:08 Placerville Nursery, where seedling trees are shipped out to areas in need 7:30 Replanting site in Yosemite Hit that subscribe button! http://www.youtube.com/subscription_c... Like us on Facebook:   / kqedarts   Follow us on Twitter:   / kqedarts