In addition to a discussion of fire ecology, fire management, and fire policy, we may cover some of the following material.
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Ffolliott, P.F., DeBano, L.F., Baker, M.B., Jr., Gottfried, G.J., Solis-Garza, G., Edminster, C.B., Neary, D.G., Allen, L.S., and Hamre, R.H. (technical coordinators). 1996. Effects of fire on Madrean province ecosystems: a symposium proceedings. USDA Forest Service Rocky Mountain Experiment Station General Technical Report RM-289, Fort Collins, Colorado.
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Hesseln, H. 2000. The economics of presribed burning: a research review. Forest Science 46:322-334.
Johnson, E.A. and Gutsell, S.L. 1994. Fire frequency models, methods and interpretations. Advances in Ecological Research 25:239-287.
Rasmussen, G.A., G.R. McPherson, and H.A. Wright. 1988. Economic comparison of aerial and ground ignition techniques for rangeland prescribed fires. Journal of Range Management 41:413-415.
Wright, H.A. and Bailey, A.W. 1982. Fire Ecology. John Wiley & Sons, New York.
USDA Forest Service. 2000. Living with fire. Interactive fire management game, supported on Explorer only. Click here.
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