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>>tafda+(OP)
Intentionally crashing a plane into a national park, in a state that deals with lots of wildfires, is incredibly reckless. Lucky no one got killed, or that a wildfire didn’t start.

>>captai+E5
National Forest, not National Park

>>garret+Ra
Genuine question, what is the difference?

I've never heard the term National Forest before.

>>saganu+Td
A forest and a park have completely different uses.

A national park is a place for humans, and to some extent, wildlife, to enjoy,

A forest in this context is a natural resource to be exploited. For the most part it’s a place where lumber is harvested.

>>CPLX+7g
Not true. Lots of National Forest land has campgrounds, maintained trails, wildlife protection areas, etc. There is also lumber harvesting. It's for many different kinds of use.

>>chihua+9E
Sure but the dominant use and the purpose of the system that was set up is harvesting.

I’m not saying it’s what I’m advocating for it’s just an explanation of the difference.

The US forest service is quite literally a division of the department of agriculture.