by Bob Walsh
Fire cleanup crews have been forced to back off of some cleanup in the Paradise area. Apparently some properties that are along side streams are attracting animal rights people and they want to protect the native frog species. I guess the frogs are more important than the people who were living there before the fire.
About 800 properties now require a site assessment before Fish and Wildlife will allow a cleanup.
Red-legged frogs, yellow-legged frogs, western pond turtles, and various birds, bats and fish are more important than the people who lived there.
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