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Fire in the urban forest: long-term effects in old growth stands
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Journal, Research (Article)
Journal, Research (Article)
Urban forest management practice would benefit from including fire related activities such as planting fire tolerant species in locations that direct travel within the urban forests and increasing public interest in protecting the forests from fire. [UMN]
Authors
R.E. Loeb
R.E. Loeb
Date Published
2001
2001
Journal/Conference
Arboricultural Journal
Arboricultural Journal
Publisher
Arboricultural Association
Arboricultural Association
Publisher Location
Northwood, ENG (UK)
Northwood, ENG (UK)
ISBN/ISSN
0307-1375
0307-1375
Volume
25
25
Number
4
4
Start Page
307
307
End Page
320
320
Sub-Topics
Fire, Planting, Urban Forest Management, Social and Cultural Impacts, Protection (tree)
Fire, Planting, Urban Forest Management, Social and Cultural Impacts, Protection (tree)
Keywords
Fire, Fire tolerant species, Managing the Urban Forest, Old growth, Public, Urban forest
Fire, Fire tolerant species, Managing the Urban Forest, Old growth, Public, Urban forest
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