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Fire / Wildfires / Systems ecology / Geography of the United States / United States Forest Service / Hayman Fire / Yellowstone National Park / B&B Complex Fires / Fire ecology / Occupational safety and health / Forestry / Ecological succession
Date: 2013-03-28 14:40:02
Fire
Wildfires
Systems ecology
Geography of the United States
United States Forest Service
Hayman Fire
Yellowstone National Park
B&B Complex Fires
Fire ecology
Occupational safety and health
Forestry
Ecological succession

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