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Protecting the Nation?Ts Forests
I?Tm Steve Ember with the VOA Special English :Agriculture Report.
The Forest Service is responsible for the forests on public lands in the United States. It supervisors almost 78m hectares of forests, grass lands, rivers and lanes. It is an agency of Department of Agriculture. Forest Service Officials say there are 4 major threats of forest and wild lands of America.
The first is the threat of fire and fuel. This year, forest fires have burned more than 3m hectares of land. That is almost 2 times as much as the 10 year average. Fires are unnatural parts of forest growth, but they can also threaten lives and properties. Fuel is dead plant material and small plants that growth under torn trees. As much as 49 metric tons of fuel can build up every hectare of forest floors.
The Forest Service estimates that after 1/4 of the forest it supervisors have dangerous level of fuel. Sometimes, foresters say control the fire to remove the fuel. Other time the fuel must be clear by hand.
Another threat of forest is from invasive species. These are non-native plants and animals that push out native kinds. They can cause a lot of economic damages. Some invaders are insects like Asian Longhorn Beetle, some are diseases like White Pine little rush, other are plants like the fast growing ? .
The Forest Service has hundreds of experts who try to develop ways to deal with invasive species . The Agency said another threat to the helps of wild lands is the loss of open spaces. It said over 1 hectare of forests or grass lands is lost to development every minute. Development also needs to the division of large natural areas into smaller ones. Many animals need wild open spaces, also building near wild lands increases the reach to home from forest fires.
The forest threat to public lands is from the Forest Service called: unmanaged recreation. People in hunt, fish and camp in many National forest, but kill uses of motor vehicle and other actions can be disrupted.
On November 2nd, the Forest Service released a new rule on the use of motor vehicle on public lands. The rule requires each National forest to identify roads and pass that are opened to motor vehicles. Vehicles will be banned from other areas. The ban, however, will not affect snow mobiles.
This VOA Special English :Agriculture Report was written by Mariun Ritta. I?Tm Steve Ember.

Protecting the Nation?Ts Forests
I?Tm Steve Ember with the VOA Special English Agriculture Report.
The Forest Service is responsible for the forests on public lands in the United States. It supervises almost 78 million hectares of forests, grass lands, rivers and lakes. It is an agency of Department of Agriculture. Forest Service Officers say there are 4 major threats of forest and wild lands in America.
The first is the threat of fire and fuel. This year, forest-fire has burned more than 3 million hectares of lands. That is almost 2 times as much as the 10-year average. Fires are unnatural parts of forest growth, but they can also threaten lives and properties. Fuel is dead plant materials and small plants that grow under tall trees. As much as 49 metric tons of fuel can build up on every hectare of forest floors.The Forest Service estimates that up to one-four of the forest,it supervises,has dangerous level of fuel. Sometimes, foresters set controlled fire to remove the fuel. Other times, the fuel must be clear by hands.
Another threat of forests is from invasive species. These are non-native plants and animals that push out native kinds. They can cause a lot of economic damages. Some invaders are insects like Asian Longhorn Beetle, some are diseases like White Pine little rush.Other are plants like the fast growing Grape-vine .The Forest Service has hundreds of experts who try to develop ways to deal with invasive species . The agency said another threat to the help of wild lands is the loss of open spaces. It said over 1 hectare of forests or grass lands is lost to development every minutes. Development also leads to the division of large natural areas into smaller ones. Many animals need wild open spaces.Also buildings near wild plants increase the risk to home from forest-fire.
The forest threat to public lands is from the Forest Service called: unmanaged recreation. People can hunt, fish and camp in many National forests, but careless use of motor vehicles and other actions can be destructive.On November 2nd, the Forest Service released a new rules on the use of motor vehicles on public lands. The rules require each National forest to identify roads and passes that are opened to motor vehicles. Vehicles will be banned from other areas. The ban, however, will not affect snow mobiles.
This VOA Special English Agriculture Report was written by Mario Ritter. I?Tm Steve Ember.
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I''m Steve Ember with the VOA Special English Agriculture Report.
The Forest Service is responsible for the forests on public lands in the United States. Its supervisor''s almost seventy eight million hectares of forests, grasslands, rivers and lakes. It isn''t agency of the Department of Agriculture.
Forest Service officers say there are four major threats to forests and wildlands in America. The first is the threat of fire and fuel. This year, forest fires have burned more than three million hectares of land. That is almost two times as much as the ten-year average. Fires are a natural part of forest growth. But they can also threaten lives and property.
Fuel is dead plant material and small plants that grow under tall trees. As much as forty nine metric tons of fuel can build up on every hectare of forest floor. The Forest Service estimates that up to one-fourth of the forests it supervises have dangerous levels of fuel.
Sometimes foresters set control of fires to remove the fuel. Other times the fuel must be cleared by hand.
Another threat to forests is from invasive species. These are non-native plants and animals that push out native kinds. They can cause a lot of economic damage.
Some invaders are insects like the Asian longhorn bettle. Some are diseases like white pine blister rust. Others are plants like the fast-growing ??? vine.
The Forest Service has hundreds of experts who tried to develop ways to deal with invasive species. The agency says another threat to the health of wild plants is the lost of open space. It says over one hectare of forest of grassland is lost to development every minute.
Developmet also leads to the division of large natural areas into smaller ones. Many animals need wild open spaces. Also building near wild plants increases the risk to homes from forest fires.
The fourth threat to public lands is what the Forest Service calls unmanaged recreation. People can hunt, fish and camp in many national forests. But careless use of modern vehicles and other actions can be destructive. On November 2nd, the Forest Service released a new rule on the use of modern vehicles on public lands. The rule requires each national forest to identify roads and paths that are open to modern vehicles. Vehicles will be banned from other areas. The ban, however, will not affect slow mobiles.
This VOA Special English Agriculture Report was written by Mario Ritter. I''m Steve Ember.

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I?Tm Steve Ember with the VOA Special English Agriculture Report.
The Forest Service is responsible for the forests on public lands in the United States. It supervises almost 78 million hectares of forests, grasslands, rivers and lakes. It is an agency of the Department of Agriculture.
Forest Service?Ts officials say there are 4 major threats of forests and wild lands in America. The first is the threat of fire and fuel. This year, forest fires has burned up more than 3 million hectares of land. That is almost 2 times as much as the ten-year-average.
Fires are a natural part of forest growth. But they can also threaten lifes and properties. Fuel is dead plants material and small plants that grow under tall trees. As much as 49 metric tons of fuel can build up on every hectare of forest?Ts floor.
The Forest Service estimates that after ¼ of the forest is supervised help dangerous levels of fuel. Sometimes, foresters set control fires to remove the fuel. Other times, the fuel must be cleared by hand.
Another threat of forests is from invasive speacies. These are non-native plants and animals that push out native kinds. They can cause a lot of economic damage. Some invaders are insects like the agent long horn beetles. Some are diseases like wild ???. Others are plants like the fast growing ???.
The Forest Service has hunreds of experts who try to develop ways to deal with invasive speacies. The agency says another threat to the help of wild lands is the loss of open space. It says over one hectare of forest or grassland is lost to development every minute.
Development also leeds to the division of large natural areas into smaller ones. Many animals need wild open spaces. Also building near wild lands increases the ??? to homes from forest fires.
The fourth threat to public lands is what the Forest Service calls unmanaged creation. People can hunt, fish, and camp in many national forests. But ??? use of motor vehicles and other actions can be destructive.
On November 2rd, the Forest Service released a new rule on the use of motor vehicles on public lands. The rule requires each national forest to identify roads and paths that are open to motor vehicles. Vehicles will be banned from other areas. The ban, however, will not affect snow-mobiles.
This VOA Special English Agriculture Report was writen by Mario Ritter. I?Tm Steve Ember.
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I?Tm Steve Ember with the VOA Special English Agriculture Report.
The Forest Service is responsible for forests on public lands in the United State. It supervises almost 78 millions hectare of forests, grasslands, rivers and lakers. It is an agency of Department of Agriculture. Forest Service officials say there are 4 major threats to forest and wild land in America.
The first is threat of fire and fuel. This year, forest fire has burned more than 3 millions hectares of land. That is almost 2 times as much as the 10 years average. Fire are unnatural parts of forest growth, but they can also threaten lives and properties. Fuel is death plants material and small plant that grow under ... tree. As much as 49 metric tons of fuel can build up everyhectare of forest floor.
The Forest Service estimates that after 1/4 of the forest it supervises have dangerous level of fuel. Sometimes, foresters set controlled fire to remove the fuel Othertime, the fuel must be clear by hand.
Another threat to forest is from invasive species. These are non-native plants and animals that push out native kinds. They can cause a lot of economic damages. Some invader are insects like Asian Longhorn Beetle, some are diseases like white pine little rush. Other of plants like the fast growing ...
The forest service has hundreds of expert, who try to develop ways to deal with invasive species. The agency said, another threat to health of wild plants is the loss of open space. It said, over 1 hectare of forest or grassland is lost to development everyminute. Development also lead to the division of large nature areas into smaller one. Many animals need wild open spaces, also building near wild plants increase the reach to home from forest fire.
The fourth threat to public lands is what the Forest Service call: unmanaged recreation. People can hunt, fish and camp in many national forest. But careless use of motor vehicle and other action can be destructive.
On November second, the forest service released a new rule on the use of motor vehicle on public lands. The rule require each national forest to identify roads and pass that a open to motor vehicle. Vehicles would be banned from other areas. The ban, however, will not affect snow mobiles.
This VOA Special English :Agriculture Report was written by Mario Ritter. I?Tm Steve Ember.
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Protecting the Nation''s forests.
I?Tm Steve Amber with the VOA Special English Agriculture Report.
The forest service is responsible for the forests on public lands in the United States. Its supervises almost 708 million hectares of forests, grass lands, rivers and lakes. It is an agency of the Department of Agriculture. Forest service officials say there are four major threats of forests and wild lands in America. The first is the threat of fire and fuel. This year, forest fires have burnt more than three million hectares of land. That is almost too times as much as the ten-year-average. Fires are an natural part of forest?Ts growth but they can also threaten lives and property. Fuel is dead plant material and small plants that grow under tall trees. As much as 49 metric tones of fuel can build up on every hectare of forest floor. The forest service estimates that up to one fourth of the forests it supervises have dangerous levels of fuel. Sometimes foresters set control fire to remove the fuel. Other times, the fuel must be cleared by hand. Another threat to forest is from invasive species. These are non-native plants and animals that push out native kinds. They can cause a lot of economic damage. Some invators are insects like the Asian long horn beetle. Some are diseases like white time blister rust. Others are plants like the fast growing cassu vine. The forest service has hundreds of experts who try to develop ways to deal with invasive species. The agency says another threat to the health of wild plants is the loss of open space. It says over one hectare of forest or grassland is lost to development every minute. Development also reaches to the division of large natural areas into smaller ones. Many animals need wild open spaces. Also, building near wild plants increases the risk to homes from forest fires. The fourth threat to public lands is what the forest service calls unmanaged recreation. People can hunt, fish and camp in many natural forests but careless use of motor vehicles and other actions can be destructive. On November secondth, the forest service releases a new rule of the use of motor vehicles on public lands. The rule requires each natural forest to identify roads and paths that are open to motor vehicles. Vehicles will be banned from other areas. The ban, however, will not affect snow mobiles.
This VOA Special English Agriculture Report was written by Mario Reta. I?Tm Steve Amber.

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I am Steven Amber with the VOA Special English AGRICULTURE report.
The forest service is responsible for the forest on public lands in the US. It supervises almost 78 MILLION hectares of forest, grass lands, rivers and lakes. It is an agency of the department of Agriculture. Forest service officers say there are four major threats to forest and wild lands in the America.
The first is the threat of fire and fuel. This year, forest fires have burned 3 millions hectares of land. That is almost 2 times as much as the ten year average. Fires are unnatural part of forest growth. But they can also threaten lives and property. Fuel is dead plant material and small plants that grow under tall trees. As much as 49 METRIC tons of fuel can build up on every hectare of forest floor. The forest service estimates that up to one four of the forest, it supervises, has dangerous level of fuel. Sometimes forester set controlled fire to remove the fuel. Other time the fuel must be cleared by hand.
Another threat to forest is from invasive species. These are non native plants and animals that push out native kinds. They can cause a lot of economic damage. Some invaders are insects like long harm beetle. Some are diseases like white ___. Others are plants like the fast growing ___. The forest service has hundred of experts who try to develop way to deal with invasive species.
The agency says another thread to the health of wild lands is the loss of open space. It says over one hectare of forest or grass land, it is loss to development every minute. Development also leads to the division of large natural areas into smaller ones. Many animals need wide open spaces. Also building near wild lands increases the risk to home from forest fire.
The forth threat to public land is what the forest service calls unmanaged recreation. People can hunt, fish and camp in many national forests. But careless use of motor vehicles and other actions can be destructive. On November 2nd the forest service releases a new rule on the use of motor vehicles on the public lands. The rule requires each national forest to identify roads and path that are open for motor vehicles. Vehicles will be banned from other areas. The ban, however, will not affect small mobiles.
This VOA Special English Agricuture report was written by Mario Rita.
I am Steve Amber.

I''m Steve Ember with the VOA Special English Agriculture Report.
The Forest Service is responsible for the forests on public lands in the United States. It supervisors almost 78 milion hectares of forests, grass lands, rivers and lakes.
It is an agency of the Department of Agriculture. Forest Service officials say there are four major threats to forest and wild plants in America.
The first is the threat of fire and fuel. This year, forest fires have burnt more than 3 milions hectares of land . That is almost two times as much as the ten year average.
Fires are a natural part of forest growth, but they can also threaten lives and property. Fuel is dead plant material and small plants that grow under tall trees. As much as 49 metric tons of fuel can build up on every hectar of forest floor.
The Forest Service estimates that up to one fourth of the forest it supervisors has dangerous level of fuel. Sometimes, foresters set controled fire to remove the fuel. Other times the fuel must be cleared by hand.
Another threat to forest is from invasive species. These are non native plants and animals that push out native kinds. They can cost a lot of economic damage. Some invators are insects like the agent long horn beetle. Some are diseases like wild pine blister rush. Others are plants like the fast growing cut zoo vain
The Forst Service has hundred of experts, who try to develope ways to deal with invasive species. The agency says another threat to the health of wild plants is the loss of open space. It says over one hectar of forest or grass land is lost to development every minute. Development also leads to the division of large natural areas into smaller ones. Many animals need wide open spaces. Also, buildings near wild plants increased the risk to homes from forest fires.
The fourth threat to public land is what the forest service called "unmanaged recreation". People can hunt, fish and camp in many national forests. But careless use of moto vehicles and other actions can be destructive.
On November 2nd, the Forest Service released new rule of the use of moto vehicles on public lands. The rule requires each national forest to identify roads and paths that are open to moto vehicles. Vehicles will be banned from other areas. The ban, however, will not affect snow mobiles.
This VOA Speacial English Agriculture Report was written by Mario Riter. I''m Steve Ember.

Protecting the Nationõ?Ts Forests
Iõ?Tm Steve Ember with the VOA Special English Agriculture Report.
The Forest Service is responsible for the forests on public lands in the United States. It supervises almost 78 million hectares of forests, grasslands, rivers and lakes.
It is an agency of the Department of Agriculture. Forest Service Officials say there are 4 major threats to forests and wild lands in America.
The first is the threat of fire and fuel. This year, forest fires have burnt more than 3 million hectares of land. That is almost two times as much as the ten-year average. Fires are a natural part of forest growth but they also threaten lives and gravity.
Fuel is dead-plant material and small plants that grow under tall trees. As much as 49 metric tons of fuel can build up on every hectare of forest floor.
The Forest Service estimates that up to one-fourth of the forest is supervised has dangerous levels of fuel.
Sometimes, foresters set control fires to remove the fuel. Other times, the fuel must be cleared by hand.
Another threat to forest is from invasive species. These are none native plants and animals that push out native kinds. They can cost a lot of economic damage.
Some invaders are insects like the Asian long horn beetle, some by diseases like white pine blister rust. Others are plants like the fast growing õ?Ư
The Forest Service has hundreds of experts who try to develop ways to deal with invasive species.
The agency says another threat to the health of wild plants is the loss of open space. It says over one hectare of forest or grassland is lost to development every minute.
Development also leads to the division of large natural areas in to smaller ones.
Many animals need wide open spaces. Also building near wild lands increases the threat to homes from forest fires.
The forest threat to public lands is what the Forest Service calls unmanaged recreation.
People can hunt, fish and camp in many national forest. But careless use of motor vehicles and other actions can be destructive.
On November 2sd, the Forest Service releases a new rule on the use of motor vehicles on public lands. The rule requires each national forest to identify roads and paths that are open to motor vehicles.
Vehicles will be banned from other areas. The ban, however, will not affect snow-mobiles.
This VOA Special English Agriculture Report was written by Mario Ritter. Iõ?Tm Steve Ember.