Fire Ecology in Rocky Mountain Landscapes

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Fire Ecology in Rocky Mountain Landscapes

Author	: William L. Baker
File Size	: 45,9 Mb
Publisher	: Unknown
Language	: English
Release Date	: 07 July 2009
ISBN	: STANFORD:36105124181806
Pages	: 640 pages

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Fire Ecology in Rocky Mountain Landscapes by William L. Baker Book PDF Summary

Fire Ecology in Rocky Mountain Landscapes is the first comprehensive review of scientific research on fire in Rocky Mountain ecosystems emphasizing the landscape scale. It is essential reading for anyone concerned with fire and fire management, including academic and agency scientists; natural resource professionals; and researchers, professors, and students involved with environmental science, land management, and resource management.

Fire Ecology in Rocky Mountain Landscapes by William L. Baker

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