IFFN 38

International Forest Fire News

No. 38 - January - December 2009

Special Issue on Fire Management in Cultural and Natural Landscapes, Nature Conservation and Forestry in Temperate-Boreal Eurasia

Fire Management in Cultural and Natural Landscapes, Nature Conservation and Forestry in Temperate-Boreal Eurasia: Introduction to a Symposium and its Follow-up
Prescribed Fire as a Restoration Tool and its Past, Present and Future Use
in Västernorrland County, Sweden
Prescribed Range Burning in the Pyrenees: From a Traditional Practice to a Modern Management Tool
Fire as a Restoration Tool in the Netherlands – First Results from Dutch Dune Areas Indicate Potential Pitfalls and Possibilities
Prescribed Burning of Coastal Heathlands in Western Norway: History and Present Day Experiences
Prescribed Fire Experiments in Krasnoyarsk Region, Russia
Ecological Monitoring of Slope Vegetation Managed by Prescribed Burning in the Kaiserstuhl Region, Germany
Fire Management on Federal Real Estate Property in Brandenburg
The Use of Prescribed Fire for Maintaining open Calluna Heathlands in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany
Fuel Load Assessment Methods in Forest and Non-Forest Vegetation in Central Europe: A Comparative Analysis
The LIFE Rohrhardsberg Fire Management Project: The use of Prescribed Fire in Maintaining Endangered Habitats and Landscape Features in the Foothills of the Black Forest
Application of Prescribed Burning in Pine Stands in Germany to Reduce Wildfire Hazard
Forest Fuels Management and Firewise Approach in Private Properties: The Pianacci Project, Italy
Wildland fires in the Alpine Region of Italy: What’s old, what’s new? What’s next?
Major Fire Issues in the Euro-Alpine Region – the Austrian Alps
Collection and Mapping of Prescribed Burning Practices in Europe: A First Approach
Report of the Symposium on Fire Management in Cultural and Natural Landscapes, Nature Conservation and Forestry in Temperate-Boreal Eurasia. Global Fire Monitoring Center (GFMC), Freiburg, Germany, 25-27 January 2008
White Paper on Use of Prescribed Fire in Land Management, Nature Conservation and Forestry in Temperate-Boreal Eurasia

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