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Quality of life attributes spur growth in high amenity communities

Kruger
Many communities located near high amenity public lands are growing rapidly (McGranahan 2005). The phenomenon behind the change is amenity migration-the relocation of people to areas rich in environmental and cultural resources and recreation…
Type: Document
Year: 2006

Culture/ethnicity and fire: the challenge of harmonizing cultural/ethnic variations and traditional practices concerning fire use and management with current practices

Raish, González-Cabán
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Type: Document
Year: 2003

Post-wildfire watershed flood responses

Neary, Gottfried, Ffolliott
Wildfires can produce significant changes in the hydrology of forest, woodland, and grassland watersheds. Next to the combustion of forest vegetation during a wildfire, the most destructive impact of a wildfire comes from post-fire flood peak flows…
Type: Document
Year: 2003

Fires and floods: post-fire watershed responses

Neary, Gottfried, Ffolliott
Wildfires can produce significant changes in the hydrology of forest, woodland, and grassland watersheds. Next to the combustion of forest vegetation during a wildfire, the most destructive impact of a wildfire comes from post-fire flood peak flows…
Type: Document
Year: 2002

Vestal fires and virgin lands: a historical perspective on fire and wilderness

Pyne
Contemporary discussion of fire management is dominated by the merger of a wilderness tradition with that of a fire tradition. Wilderness fire management is not just the restoration of a natural process to a natural environment. It involves the…
Type: Document
Year: 1985