What do you think this is? 🤨💭

Back burning- Its deliberately burning an area to stop a wildfire from continuing. Essentially cutting loses...

Controlled burn to prevent crossover of a wildfire that would otherwise spread uncontrollably

It’s a controlled burn. Forestry departments don’t all the time to eliminate risk of wildfires by burning the underbrush in an area while conditions are good and easier to control. Doing this prevents a wildfire from breaking out when it’s extremely dry later on. It’s preventative maintenance.

That's Antreefa.

I spoke to a botanist in the 2000's in Texas and he said that they don't burn enough forests/ allow enough forests to burn I don't know. That's just what he said

controlled back burn .. used to do this as a kid with an makeshift torch

don’t know but it’s the same color blue I’m painting my roof..

Controlled back fire to stop the fire coming

Controlled burn?

Controlled burn