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Salvage harvesting fire-damaged wet eucalypt forests: some ecological perspectives

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2004

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Franklin, J F
Foster, D
Lindenmayer, David B

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Institute of Foresters of Australia

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Recent wildfires burned large areas of native forest in south-eastern Australia. Salvage harvesting will inevitably occur in some areas of burned forest to recover timber and pulpwood, but serious consideration should be given to the intensity of salvage

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Keywords: Ecology; Ecosystems; Fire hazards; Harvesting; Fire effects; Forest ecology; Salvage feeling; Sclerophyllous forests; Forestry; Australia; Ecology; Ecosystems; Forest Fires; Forest Management; Harvesting; Eucalyptus Australia; Ecosystems; Eucalyptus; Fire effects; Forest ecology; Forest management; Harvesting; Salvage felling and logging; Sclerophyllous forests

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/80908

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ANU Research Publications

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Australian Forestry

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