Conference posters - Program B

Fire in the Landscape

document Fire - friend or foe? BCRC / AFAC 2005 Poster
Investigating the Effects of Fire Regime on Forest Dieback. [pdf 256.6 kb]

document Fuel for thought - BCRC / AFAC 2005 Poster
Do litter-dwelling invertebrates control fine fuel loads in frequently burnt forests? [pdf 225.0 kb]

document HighFire - BCRC / AFAC 2005 Poster
Underpinning Evidence-Based Policy for Fire Management of High Country in SE Australia [pdf 303.9 kb]

document Learning from the past - BCRC / AFAC 2005 poster
The many uses of fire history mapping [pdf 67.8 kb]

document Lessons from the burning bush - BCRC / AFAC 2005 Poster
The influence of live fuels on fire behaviour [pdf 321.8 kb]

document Managing bushfire risk in a changing world - BCRC / AFAC 2005 Poster
Risk quantification is important for fire management, and can vary according to location, ecosystem properties, and perceived values in the landscape. In this study a diversity of ecosystems and values are investigated to determine the types of tradeoffs required for optimal fire management. [pdf 1.4 Mb]

Research Fact File

Program B research focuses on delivering outcomes that will help fire fighters, land managers and the broader community achieve a balance between living with fire, its use as a land management tool, its essential roles in Australian landscapes and how best to manage bushfire risk and protect economic, environment and cultural assets.

B31 - biodivsm