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Ackland, A. “Regeneration Of High Elevation Eucalypts (Eucalyptus Delegatensis R.t. Baker And Eucalyptus Pauciflora Sieb. Ex Spreng.) After Fire.”. 2006: n. pag. Print.

Adams, Mark A, and P Attiwill. Burning Issues. 2011. Web.

Adams, Mark A, Shaun C Cunningham, and MT Taranto. “A Critical Review Of The Science Underpinning Fire Management In The High Altitude Ecosystems Of South-Eastern Australia”. Forest Ecology And Management (2013): n. pag. Web.

Aerts, V. “Effects Of Fire On Nutrient Loss From Different Fuel Types In Eucalyptus Baxteri Heathy Woodlands ”. 2007: 61. Print.

Aerts, V. “Losses And Gains Of Nutrients From Fuels From A Eucalyptus Pilularis (Blackbutt) Forest In Northern Nsw”. 2006: 37. Print.

Aerts, V. The Effects Of Fire On Nitrogen Loss From Long Unburnt Fuels From A Eucalyptus Pilularis Forest. 2006. Print.

Aisbett, Brad, and David Nichols. “Fighting Fatigue Whilst Fighting Bushfire”. Australian Journal Of Emergency Management (2007): n. pag. Web.

Aisbett, Brad et al. ““Awake, Smoky, And Hot”: Providing An Evidence-Base For Managing The Risks Associated With Occupational Stressors Encountered By Wildland Firefighters”. Applied Ergonomics 43.5 (2012): n. pag. Web.

Aisbett, Brad et al. “Fighting With Fire - How Bushfire Suppression Can Impact On Firefighters Health”. Australian Family Physician (2007): n. pag. Web.

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Aisbett, Brad, and David Nichols. Firefighter Health, Safety, And Wellbeing On The Fireground. 2006. Print.

Alexander, ME, and Miguel G Cruz. “Evaluating A Model For Predicting Active Crown Fire Rate Of Spread Using Wildfire Observations.”. Canadian Journal Of Forest Research (2006): 3015-3028. Web.

Andersen, AN, LT van Ingen, and RI Campos. “A Rain Forest Ant Fauna In The Tropical Savanna Landscape Of Northern Australia.”. Australian Journal Of Zoology (2007): n. pag. Print.

Andersen, AN et al. “Ant Community Responses To Experimental Fire And Logging In A Eucalypt Forest Of South-Eastern Australia”. Forest Ecology And Management 258.2 (2009): 188 - 197. Web.

Andersen, AN, CL Parr, and BJ McKaige. “Burning For Biodiversity In The Top End”. Australasian Plant Conservation (2006): 3-May. Print.

Andersen, AN et al. “Fire Frequency And Biodiversity Conservation In Australian Tropical Savannas: Implications From The Kapalga Fire Experiment.”. Austral Ecology (2005): 155-167. Print.

Andersen, AN et al. “Contrasting Fire-Related Resilience Of Ecologically Dominant Ants In Tropical Savannas Of Northern Australia”. Diversity And Distributions 13.4 (2007): 438 - 446. Web.

Andersen, AN, T Hertog, and JCZ Woinarski. “Long-Term Fire Exclusion And Ant Community Structure In An Australian Tropical Savanna: Congruence With Vegetation Succession.”. Journal Of Biogeography (2006): 823-832. Print.

Anderson, Stuart AJ et al. Determination Of Field Sampling Methods For The Assessment Of Curing Levels In Grasslands. 2005. Web.

Anderson, Stuart AJ et al. “A Simple Method For Field-Based Grassland Curing Assessment”. International Journal Of Wildland Fire 20.6 (2011): 804. Web.

Anderson, P. “Impact Of Phytophthora Cinnamomi On Macrofungal Diversity In The Northern Jarrah Forest After Fire. ”. School Of Plant Biology 2007: n. pag. Print.

Andrews, PL, Stuart AJ Anderson, and W R Anderson. “Evaluation Of A Dynamic Load Transfer Function Using Grassland Curing Data”. 1St Fire Behaviour And Fuel Conference, . Portland, Oregon , 2006. Web.

Attiwill, P, and Mark A Adams. “Harnessing Forest Ecological Sciences In The Service Of Stewardship And Sustainability A Perspective From ‘Down-Under’”. Forest Ecology And Management 256.10 (2008): 1636 - 1645. Web.

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