Pictures at November 2006 Big Basin State Park Prescribed Controlled Burn

Images by David Auerbach. We are very grateful to Tim Hyland for not only being willing to let us observe, but for mentoring us during our visit. [J. Zimmerman.]

Redwood prescribed burn (2006 Big Basin S.P.): Report. Pictures by David Auerbach
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Volunteer tossing fuel on a 2006 controlled-burn bonfire.
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Redwood in the 2006 controlled burn near Sunset Trail.
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Biswell, Harold: Prescribed Burning In California Wildlands Vegetation Management, University of California Press (1989).
Carle, David: Burning Questions: America's Fight with Nature's Fire, Praeger Trade (2002).
Gruell, George E. Fire in Sierra Nevada Forests: A Photographic Interpretation of Ecological Change Since 1849.
Whelan, Robert J. The Ecology of Fire.
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