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The History of Volcan Mountain
Throughout its million-plus
year history, Volcan has remained virtually undisturbed and shows very little
impact from man - hence Volcan retains most of its historic vegetation patterns
and diverse plant and animal populations. The Pines Fire of 2002 and
the Volcan Fire of 2005 damaged conifers across hundreds of acres on
Volcan, but Nature's process of self re-generation has begun.
Stewardship of the forests is an important goal of our Resource Management
Committee and we will be working closely with other agencies to restore
Volcan to its former state in those burned areas.
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