How wildflowers may have a role to play in preventing wildfires
Summary
Planting wildflowers in the western United States might help stop wildfires. NPR's Scott Simon spoke with Phil Allen from Brigham Young University about this research.Key Facts
- Wildflowers may help prevent wildfires in the western U.S.
- Phil Allen, a professor at Brigham Young University, is researching this idea.
- NPR's Scott Simon covered the topic in an audio segment.
- Planting wildflowers can change the landscape in a way that might reduce fire risk.
- The research suggests that changing plant types can impact fire behavior.
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