Fire and biodiversity : the effects and effectiveness of fire management / proceedings of the conference held 8-9 October 1994, Footscray, Melbourne.
Material type: TextSeries: Biodiversity series ; paper no. 8.Canberra, ACT : Dept. of the Environment, Sport and Territories, Biodiversity Unit, 1996Description: 278 pages : color illustrations ; 30 cmContent type:- text
- unmediated
- volume
- 0642244286
- Biodiversity and Fire
- 363.377 20
Item type | Current library | Collection | Call number | Copy number | Status | Date due | Barcode | |
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Book | Cranbourne Library | RBG | CRAN 574.52220994 FIR (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | 1 | Available | LRBM00254251 |
"The conference was organised by the Victorian National Parks Association..."
Includes bibliographies.
Paper 1: The effectiveness of fuel reduction burning for fire management -- Paper 2: The effects of fuel reduction burning on fuel loads in a dry sclerophyll forest -- Paper 3: The impact of fire intensity on litter loads and understorey floristics in an urban fringe dry sclerophyll forest and implications for management -- Paper 4: How fires affect biodiversity -- Paper 5: Long-term effects of repeated burning on understorey and modelling of fire impacts -- Paper 6: Fire succession in heathlands and implications for vegetation management -- Paper 7: Effects of repeated fires on dry sclerophyll (E. sieberi)forests in eastern Tasmania -- Paper 8: Prescribed fire and control of coast wattle (Acacia sophorae (Labill.) R. Br.) invasion in coastal heath south-west Victoria -- Paper 9: Effects of fuel reduction burning on flora in a dry scerophyll forest -- Paper 10: Effects of fuel reduction burning on fauna in a dry sclerophyll forest -- Paper 11: Fire effects on vertebrate fauna and implications for fire management and conservation -- Paper 12: Assessment of fire regime options for the southern brown bandicoot Isoodon obesulus in South Australia using population viability analysis -- Effects on Invertebrates and Soils Paper 13: Fire ecology of invertebrates <U+2013> implications for nature conservation, fire management and future research -- Paper 14: Long-term effects of fuel reduction burning on invertebrates in a dry sclerophyll forest -- Paper 15: The impact of fire on soil invertebrates in E. regnans forest at Powelltown, Victoria -- Paper 16: The effects of fuel reduction burning on forest soils -- Paper 17: Asset protection in a fire prone environment -- Paper 18: The use of Geographic Information Systems to analyse wildfire threat -- Paper 19: Is fire management effective? -- Paper 20: Developing fire management planning and monitoring -- Paper 21: Fire in flora and fauna management -- Paper 22: Reconciling fire protection and conservation issues at the urban-forest interface -- Paper 23: Fuel dynamics, preplan and future research needs.
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