Question

One of the jobs of the U.S. Forest Service is to reduce the

damage caused by invasive species, such as the PineBark Beetle. Which
process will most likely be used? *
A. burning the forest
B. planting more trees
C. clear-cutting the forest
D. banning imported/non-local firewood

Answer 1

The U.S. Forest Service likely employs containment and population control strategies, including banning imported/non-local firewood, to reduce damage from invasive species like the Pine Bark Beetle.

Step-by-step explanation:

The job of the U.S. Forest Service in reducing damage caused by invasive species like the Pine Bark Beetle will most likely involve containment and population control. This can include strategies such as early detection and management, implementing adaptive management strategies, and public awareness. These strategies help to control and potentially eradicate the negative impacts of invasive species on forest ecosystems.

Among the options provided, the one that aligns most closely with these control and prevention strategies would likely be (D) banning imported/non-local firewood, as it can help prevent the spread of invasive species.

Answer 2

c since it cleans the trees