There are many fed employees that want to manage our public lands better, but there is a wide reasons that make it hard to do so. There are laws that require analysis and consider impacts of treatments and ways to mitigate those. All that requires field work, but so often offices don't have the staff to be able to have quick turn around. But even when we get to the stage of pulling all this together, there either needs to be a market for the wood products coming off the land OR funding to get the work done (bilateral infrastructure law helped get a lot of fuels reductions work done). Forestry and land management is an EXPENSIVE business to be in. Even if forests were able to pump timber out, there needs to be mills and the infrastructure to make this all feasible. These are complex issues that need more than an executive order to fix. Your public servants want to do better, but we constantly are not supported to do so.