Author: Komarek, Roy (editor)
Title: Proceedings Annual Tall Timbers Fire Ecology Conference, Number 9
Description: Tallahassee: Tall Timbers Research Station, 1969. Paper bound, first edition, proceedings of the California Tall Timbers Fire Ecology Conference held April 10-11, 1969 in Tallahassee, Florida. Illustrated with numerous photos, graphs and some maps and diagrams, 292pp. Very good. 560 grams. Contents include: The Role of Fire in the Evolution of the Hawaiian Flora and Vegetation by Richard Vogl; Fire in the tundra at Rankin Inlet N.W.T. by ross Cochrane and J.S. Rowe; Eucalypt Ecology as Related to Fire by Mount; An Australian's Impression of North American Attitudes to Fire by Mount; Natural Reforestation in the Northern Sierra Nevada-Donner Ridge Burn by Jane Bock and Carl Bock; Lightning Effects on the Forest Complex by Alan Taylor; Fire and Mammals by Charles Handley; Fire and Animal Behavior by Komarek Sr.; Some Observations on Indian Forests and Prescribed Burning by Perry Skarra; Wildlife Habitat Research and Fire in the Northern Rockies by Jack Lyon; Research on Logging Slash Disposal by Fire by Dale Wade; Postulates of the Prescribed Burning Program of the Bureau of Indian Affairs by Paul Truesdell; Controlled Burning on the Fort Apache Indian Reservation, Arizona by Harry Kallander; Prescribed Burning on Recreation Areas in New Jersey: History, Objectives, Influence, and Technique by James Cumming; Fire as a Physical Factor in Wildland Management by Robert Martin, Charles Cushwa and Robert Miller.

Keywords: Role Fire Evolution Hawaiian Flora Vegetation Richard Vogl; Fire Tundra Rankin Inlet Northwest Territories Ross Cochrane Rowe; Eucalypt Ecology Fire Mount; Australian Impression North American Attitudes Fire Mount; Natural Reforestation Northern Sierra Ne


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