Having visited the St. Helens site last summer, I couldn’t help but be moved by the remarkable landscape. Not just the awesome power of the destruction that took place, but also the rejuvenation of nature in the area with the greenery and such.
Has this recovery been “fast”? Has it been aided by forest management of any kind or has it been completely natural?
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Having visited the St. Helens site last summer, I couldn’t help but be moved by the remarkable landscape. Not just the awesome power of the destruction that took place, but also the rejuvenation of nature in the area with the greenery and such.
Has this recovery been “fast”? Has it been aided by forest management of any kind or has it been completely natural?
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