Tuesday, March 12, 2013
Season 2013 Episode 3047 | 22mVideo has Closed Captions
How controlled burns are used to promote growth.
Frank Graff learns how wildlife officials use controlled burns not to destroy forest land, but to promote future growth. Jeff Smith looks at how Pinehurst grew from a resort town to a golf mecca. And Cultural Resources Secretary Susan Kluttz talks about all the great things to do & see in NC.
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Tuesday, March 12, 2013
Season 2013 Episode 3047 | 22mVideo has Closed Captions
Frank Graff learns how wildlife officials use controlled burns not to destroy forest land, but to promote future growth. Jeff Smith looks at how Pinehurst grew from a resort town to a golf mecca. And Cultural Resources Secretary Susan Kluttz talks about all the great things to do & see in NC.
Problems playing video? | Closed Captioning Feedback
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