With the rapid population growth and urban development within the county, the department assist in the education and understanding of fire ecology and exposure to risk for its residents.
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Touching upon predator control, fire ecology, and other issues, the report suggested that the National Park Service ( NPS ) hire scientists to manage the parks using current scientific research.
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The Fire Ecology Program is designed to provide the public with applicable, science-based information on prescribed fire and vegetation dynamics in the southern pine ecosystem, specifically in the Red Hills Region.
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The fire ecology of this plant is not known; however, fires in old-growth habitat might negatively affect " P . californicum " because of smoke, or from excessively opening the canopy.
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His research at the Technion was devoted to human impacts on Mediterranean landscapes, fire ecology and dynamic conservation management, and the introduction of drought resistant plants for multi-beneficial landscape restoration and beautification.
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The longtime proprietor of American Forestry Congress in 1888 titled Notes of Some of the Forest Features of Florida, is considered a seminal work in the field of fire ecology.
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Small seedlings of new White fir, Sugar Pine, Coulter Pine, Jeffrey Pine, and Incense Cedar were seen within a year of the Cedar Fire, and were thriving as saplings by 2007, an example of fire ecology.
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"We've become so good at putting out fires because that's what the public wants, " said Lindon Wiebe, a fire ecology specialist with the Forest Service in Washington, and a former Smokejumper, as the service's firefighters are called.
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Revisiting fire ecology and the importance of fire, which had long been suppressed in national parks and other federal lands, the report recommended the use of prescribed fire as a cheap and natural tool for shaping the park environment.
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Tim Ingalsbee, a spokesman for the Cascadia Fire Ecology Education Project, a grass-roots group in Oregon, said, " In many cases, perhaps most cases, the damage from firefighting is more enduring than the impact from the fire itself ."
