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CAL FIRE Vegetation Management Projects (VMPs) serve multiple purposes, including improving wildlife habitat, reducing excess vegetation, and helping to lessen the impact of wildfires, as well as supporting other forest management efforts. The video demonstrates a CALFIRE/FresnoCoFire VMP, which treated 370 acres near Coalinga, CA, and explains how the... show more

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Jochy Sotolongo1 year ago

@CAgovernor @FresnoCoFire Gavin NewScum will never ever be President. He hates America in my opinion.

Tony Reed1 year ago

@CAgovernor @FresnoCoFire Hey Newscum a little late to the game as usual

🇺🇸 FiveDelights 🇺🇸1 year ago

@CAgovernor @FresnoCoFire Too bad your Governor doesn’t support you.

JPizzle1 year ago

@FresnoCoFire President Donald Trump told you this a long time ago ! Gavin you are a reckless idiot. #mcga

Infantry4Life1 year ago

@CAgovernor @FresnoCoFire Why do you have a photo with police. You support defund the police. Democrap liars

Kent1 year ago

@CAgovernor @FresnoCoFire Hey Clown....remember this? You're hypocrisy, gaslighting and horrific policies...you'll never be POTUS!

Mary1 year ago

@CAgovernor @FresnoCoFire Why now? Because you want to look like a good person. 🤮

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