Volunteers plant hundreds of trees in Paradise and Magalia
(WorldNews Environment)

PARADISE — About 700 blue and black oak trees were planted in the Camp Fire burn scar Saturday. If all goes well at least half will survive, said Butte County Resource Conservation District Forest Health Watershed Coordinator Wolfy Rougle. The district facilitated the plantings at landowners´ properties in Paradise and Magalia, aiming to restore the forest with native trees adapted to higher temperatures and resilient to fires. Adina Cioban, 8, plants a black oak tree in a burn scar near Paradise Lake on Saturday in Magalia. (Matt Bates -- Enterprise-Record) Hugin Amandarose, 10, plants a black oak tree in a burn scar near Paradise Lake on...