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461	Fire management on Elsey Station Elsey Station experiences wildfires almost every year. The late hot fires can damage important habitats and station infrastructure. They also threaten cattle production through the loss o Add to Reading List Source URL: www.environorth.org.au Language: English - Date: 2002-06-16 23:08:30 Ecological succession Fire Occupational safety and health Wildfire Controlled burn Firebreak Mataranka Northern Territory Systems ecology Forestry Firefighting
462	Aerial burning in the north-east Kimberley Dry-season wildfires are a real risk for WA’s Carlton Hill Station. A fire-management plan that incorporates aerial and ground burning has more than halved the number of wildf Add to Reading List Source URL: www.environorth.org.au Language: English - Date: 2002-06-16 23:07:10 Land management Wildland fire suppression Wildfire Firefighting Systems ecology Forestry Firebreak
463	Traditional and non-traditional viewpoints Arnhem Land Fire Stories “The clans used to get together to hunt for kangaroos using fire. All of these things, making fire and hunting they are still controlled under our la Add to Reading List Source URL: www.environorth.org.au Language: English - Date: 2002-06-16 21:52:54 Wildfires Biogeography Physical geography Agriculture Controlled burn Ecological succession Savanna Alligator Rivers Systems ecology Bushfires in Australia Fire
464	PDF Document Add to Reading List Source URL: nationalmalleefowl.com.au Language: English - Date: 2013-12-15 18:58:06 Biogeography Dunn Rock and Lake King Important Bird Area Mallee Fire ecology Shrubland Mount Gibson Sanctuary Southwest Australia Heath Wildfire Mediterranean forests woodlands and scrub Systems ecology Physical geography
465	Sacrificial burns protect critical country Jeff Little, Manager, Opium Creek Station, Mary River District, Northern Territory Richard Fell, Tropical Savannas CRC, Northern Territory University, Darwin Fire management at Add to Reading List Source URL: www.environorth.org.au Language: English - Date: 2002-06-16 23:20:53 Wildfires Wildland fire suppression Occupational safety and health Firebreak Agriculture Controlled burn Opium Buffer strip Bushfires in Australia Systems ecology Environment Land management
466	Fire Management on Mataranka Station A strategic rotational fire-management program at Mataranka Station has reduced wildfires as well as help control woody weeds. Gary Riggs, Manager, Mataranka Add to Reading List Source URL: www.environorth.org.au Language: English - Date: 2002-06-16 23:18:22 Ecological succession Fire Wildland fire suppression Wildfires Firebreak Controlled burn Savanna Mataranka Northern Territory Grazing Systems ecology Land management Forestry
467	Fire management at Ban Ban Springs, NT Tom Starr, Manager, Ban Ban Springs pastoral property, Northern Territory Fire management is an integral part of the overall station management in Northern Territory pastoral enterp Add to Reading List Source URL: www.environorth.org.au Language: English - Date: 2002-06-16 21:53:37 Grasslands Systems ecology Wildfires Land use Ecological succession Savanna Controlled burn Grazing Bushfires in Australia Agriculture Livestock Land management
468	Reducing Fire Risk and Sediment Yields in the Ashland Municipal Watershed1 A Preliminary Feasibility-level Analysis of Green Infrastructure Options By John Talberth, Ph.D.2 Bryan Bird3 Add to Reading List Source URL: sustainable-economy.org Language: English - Date: 2015-05-04 17:50:04 Fire Wildfires Physical geography Aquatic ecology Reservoir Water resources Water Occupational safety and health Ecological succession
469	Biodiversity Action Plan Public May 2011 Add to Reading List Source URL: www.london-fire.gov.uk Language: English - Date: 2015-03-28 21:03:34 Conservation Millennium Development Goals Philosophy of biology Biodiversity Environmental science Conservation biology Environmental protection Habitat conservation Sustainable development Environment Biology Ecology
470	Dr Samantha Setterfield – Video Transcript 1. What do you research? I study invasive grasses and that’s grasses that have been brought in to Australia from elsewhere in the world. An example is gamba grass as you ca Add to Reading List Source URL: www.environorth.org.au Language: English - Date: 2007-04-11 22:14:38 Physical geography Ecological succession Systems ecology Occupational safety and health Wildfire Poaceae Ecology Savanna Grasslands Biogeography Fire

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