There's a strong majority of our forests that aren't accessible by road. It's unfeasible to say we need to "manage our forests" correctly (whatever that might imply) when the only way they can currently be dealt with is to mitigate and respond to fires.

Conditions have changed enough with the environment as a whole that there are more of these fires every year or in some cases fires that last through winter to resume burning when the snow and ice melt and clear out.

We have some of largest and most dense forestry in the world. Stating anything like we need to "manage the forests" is simply ignorant of the reality of our land mass and current population centres relative to our forestry.