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AUGUST 2024 UPDATE: Sabal Minor at Hammocks Beach State Park (North Carolina)

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These clusters of Sabal Minor located at Hammocks Beach State Park (Swansboro, North Carolina) are continuing to recover & look much better than they did just two months prior.


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Emerald Isle, North Carolina

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March 2024 (before the prescribed burn):

 

June 2024 (just after the prescribed burn):

 

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Is forest floor pretty clean now?

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It always amazes me how palms , and other plants , can survive fire. I have seen charred palms sprout new growth in a matter of months after a fire event. Harry

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3 hours ago, SeanK said:

Is forest floor pretty clean now?

LOL

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1 hour ago, Harry’s Palms said:

It always amazes me how palms , and other plants , can survive fire. I have seen charred palms sprout new growth in a matter of months after a fire event. Harry

Yeah, it’s amazing. These palms were nothing more than stumps at the beginning of June. Now they’re back with a vengeance. 

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Emerald Isle, North Carolina

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