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Fire triggers germination in some plants (eg. eucalyptus). They can also re-establish woodland areas, which is especially useful after extensive logging. Most importantly, they reduce the amount of available fuel in the area, reducing the chance of high risk fire occurance and overall destructive impact. People who are passionate about natural forests must accept that fire is an important ecological process, vital to the ongoing life of many plant species.
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