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Lee Frelich discusses how fire changes forests

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Lee Frelich is the director of the Forest Ecology Center at the University of Minnesota. He is an expert on disturbances in the forest. He spoke on The Roadhouse Friday night with host Ann Possis about the potential results from the Pagami Creek Fire now burning in northeastern Minnesota.


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