Question

firefighters let some forest fires burn. occasionally, an area of forest is even intentionally set aflame. when set regularly, well - managed fires can remove flammable ground debris, such as fallen branches and leaves. then accidental fires set by lightning or human negligence are less likely to get out of control. fires also increase forest growth in some areas. nonnative species sometimes squeeze out native plants. controlled fires can clear more competitive low - growing plants. this can help the native plants grow. if native plants can reestablish themselves in the soil, they may even thrive again. fires can a forest. benefit confine isolate identify

Explanation:

The text mentions that well - managed fires can remove flammable debris, reducing the risk of out - of - control accidental fires. They also increase forest growth and help native plants by clearing competitive low - growing plants. These are all positive impacts on the forest.

Answer:

A. benefit