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Paper bound, proceedings of the second annual Tall Timbers Fire Ecology Conference held March 14-15, 1963 in Tallahassee. Illustrated with numerous photos and diagrams, xv + Pp192. Very good. 370 grams. Contents include: Fire - A Tool Not a Blanket Rule in Douglas-fir Ecology by Leo Isaac; Use of Fire in Wildlife Management by Howard Miller; Knowing When to Burn by Robert Cooper; Fire and the Changing Wildlife Habitat by Roy Komarek; The Role of Fire in the Desert and Desert Grassland Areas of Arizona by Robert Humphrey; Research in Wildland Fire Ecology in California by Biswell; Uses of Fire in the Management of Arizona Watersheds by Joseph Arnold; Barriers to Understanding the Influence of Use of Fire by Aborigines on Vegetation by Omer Stewart; The Team Approach to Forest Fire Research by McNasser; Fire and Birds in the Mountains of Southern Arizona by Joe Marshall; Some Basic Ecological Factors in Prescribed Burning in Northeastern Minnesota by Clifford Ahlgren; A Basic Approach to Fire Injury of Tree Stems by Robert Martin; Bird Habitat and Fire by Herbert Stoddard; Fire, Research, and Education by Komarek. All books in stock and available for immediate shipment from Winnipeg, Manitoba.

Paper bound, first edition, proceedings of the sixth annual Tall Timbers Fire Ecology Conference held March 6-7, 1967 in Tallahassee. Illustrated with numerous photos and diagrams including six fold-out maps at back, 212pp. Very good. 440 grams. Contents include: Prescribed Burning on International Paper Company Lands by Carroll Perkins; Brush, Fire, and West Texas Rangeland by Thadis Box; Wildlife Forestry and Fire by Leon Neel; Moor Burning in Scotland by Kayll; Marsh Burning for Waterfowl by Gary Schlichtemeier; Controlled Burning for Wildlife in Wisconsin by Richard Vogl; Fire Management in Eucalypt Forest by Hodgson; Effects of Fire on Herbs of the Southeastern United States and Central Africa by Paul Lemon;; Training Through Prescribed Fire Seminars by Robert Cooper; Wildfire and Natural Area Preservation by Walter Boardman; Fire - and the Ecology of Man by Komarek Sr.; spatial and Temporal Patterns of Fire in the Tropical World by Robert Batchelder. All books in stock and available for immediate shipment from Winnipeg, Manitoba.

Paper bound, first edition, proceedings of the California Tall Timbers Fire Ecology Conference held April 10-11, 1969 in Tallahassee, Florida. Illustrated with numerous photos, graphs and some maps and diagrams, 292pp. Very good. 560 grams. Contents include: The Role of Fire in the Evolution of the Hawaiian Flora and Vegetation by Richard Vogl; Fire in the tundra at Rankin Inlet N.W.T. by ross Cochrane and J.S. Rowe; Eucalypt Ecology as Related to Fire by Mount; An Australian's Impression of North American Attitudes to Fire by Mount; Natural Reforestation in the Northern Sierra Nevada-Donner Ridge Burn by Jane Bock and Carl Bock; Lightning Effects on the Forest Complex by Alan Taylor; Fire and Mammals by Charles Handley; Fire and Animal Behavior by Komarek Sr.; Some Observations on Indian Forests and Prescribed Burning by Perry Skarra; Wildlife Habitat Research and Fire in the Northern Rockies by Jack Lyon; Research on Logging Slash Disposal by Fire by Dale Wade; Postulates of the Prescribed Burning Program of the Bureau of Indian Affairs by Paul Truesdell; Controlled Burning on the Fort Apache Indian Reservation, Arizona by Harry Kallander; Prescribed Burning on Recreation Areas in New Jersey: History, Objectives, Influence, and Technique by James Cumming; Fire as a Physical Factor in Wildland Management by Robert Martin, Charles Cushwa and Robert Miller. All books in stock and available for immediate shipment from Winnipeg, Manitoba.

Paper bound, second printing, proceedings of the fourth annual Tall Timbers Fire Ecology Conference held March 18-19, 1965 in Tallahassee. Illustrated with numerous photos and diagrams including large fold-out map of Africa south of the Sahara, 279pp. Very good. 560 grams. Contents include: Relations Between Ecology and Economics by Ciriacy-Wantrup; Fire - as Master and Servant: Its Influence in the Bioclimatic Regions of Trans-Saharan Africa by John Phillips; Fire and Tree Growth Relationships to Snowshoe Rabbits by Wallace Grange; Fire in the Range of Attwater's Prairie Chicken by Lehmann; Fire Damage to Commercial Hardwoods in Southern Bottom Lands by Richard Toole; Fire Ecology - Some Kansas Prairie Forbs by Kling Anderson; Some Geographic Views of the Role of Fire in Settlement Processes in the South by Merle Prunty; Fire Ecology - Grasslands and Man by Komarek Sr., Prescribed Burning in the Northern Rocky Mountain Area by De Silvia; Head Fires in Southeastern Pines by Leon Neel; Wildfires in the Great Plains Grasslands by Jackson; Forest Service Research on the use of Fire in Livestock Management in the South by Hilmon and Hughes. All books in stock and available for immediate shipment from Winnipeg, Manitoba.

Paper bound, second printing of 1965, proceedings of the first annual Tall Timbers Fire Ecology Conference held March 1-2, 1962 at Florida state University Education Building in Tallahassee. Includes two articles laid in loosely at front: 1 - Reprint of The Use of fire in Wildland Management by E.V. Komarek, Sr. from the 7th annual Arizona Wateershed Symposium (Pp23-30); 2 - article (6pp ) titled Lightning as a Sculptor of Life from SR/Research, Science and Humanity also laid in loosely at front. Illustrated with photos, ix + Pp186. Very good. 410 grams. Contents include: Fire Impressions by Beadel; The Use of Fire: An Historical Background by Komarek; Historical Notes on the Relation of Fire to Forests by Roland Harper; Use of Fire in Pine Forests and Game Lands of the Deep Southeast by Stoddard; The Florida Forest Service and Controlled Burning by Bonninghausen; Fire and Vegetation in the Everglades by William Robertson; Fire and Vegetation of Arid Lands by Walter Phillips; Fire Ecology by Komarek Sr.; The Use of Prescribed Fire in the Silviculture of Loblolly Pine by Thomas Lotti; Use of Fire on Southeastern Wildlife Refuges by Lawrence Givens; Forest Land Management and the Use of Fire by Bonninghausen; Some Techniques of Controlled Burnings in the Deep Southeast by Stoddard; Is Prescribed Burning Paying Off? by Robert Cooper; Forest Service Policy for Controlled Use of Fire by Glenn Thompson; and Discussion Sections. All books in stock and available for immediate shipment from Winnipeg, Manitoba.

Paper bound, first edition, proceedings of the Annual Tall Timbers Fire Ecology Conference held October 16-17, 1974 in Portland, Oregon. Illustrated with numerous photos, maps, tables and graphs and other diagrams, 279pp. Very good. 550 grams. Contents include: Fire in the Pacific Northwest - Perspectives and Probelms by Robert Martin et al; Response of Range to Burning by Donald Gipe; Fires, Fuels, and flora as Factors in Wilderness Management; the Pasayten Case by George Fahnestock; Succession After Wildlife in the North Cascades National Park Complex by Margaret Miller and Joseph Miller; Forest Fire and Big Game in the Pacific Northwest by Jack Nelson; Fire History and Ecology, Lava Beds National Monument by Arlen Johnson and Garrett Smathers; Fire Implications for Land Managers by Robert Matthews; Fuels and Fire Management - Prescribed Fire Use on the National Forests in the Pacific Northwest Region by John Dell; Forestland Fire: Industry's Enemy and Management Ally by Harold Hartman; Rates of Spread and Fire Damage to Timber Cover Types in British Columbia by Harry Smith and David Gilbert; Fire and Vegetation in the Blue Mountains - Implications for Land Managers by Frederick Hall; Development of Vegetation After Fire, Seeding, and Fertilization on the Entiat Experimental Forest by Arthur Tiedemann and Glen Klock; Soil - Water Trends Following Wildfire on the Entiat Experimental Forest by Klock and Helvey; Some Climatic and Hydrologic Effects of Wildfire in Washington State by Helvey et al; Dire and Disease by John Hardison; etc. All books in stock and available for immediate shipment from Winnipeg, Manitoba.

Paper bound, first edition, proceedings of the Montana Tall Timbers Fire Ecology Conference held October 8,9,10, 1974 in Missoula, Montana. Illustrated with numerous photos, maps, tables and diagrams, 675pp. Very good. 1.23 kilograms -- extra postage will be requested! Contents include: Introduction by Bruce Kilgore; From Fire Control to Fire Management by Henry DeBruin; The Role of Fire Suppression in Fire Management by Everett Sanderson; Descon - Utilizing Benign Wildfires to Achieve Land Management Objectives by David Devet; Fire Management in the National Parks: An Overview by Bruce Kilgore; Fire Management in Rocky Mountain National Park, Part 1 by David Butts; Fire Management in Rocky Mountain National Park, Part II by Henry Clagg and David Stevens; Fire Management in Grand Teton National Park by Lloyd Loope and Robert Wood; Fire Management in Yellowstone National Park by Robert Sellers and Don Despain; Wildland Inventories and Fire Modeling by Gradient Analysis in Glacier National Park by Stephen Kessell; Fire Management Takes Commitmenet by Orville Daniels; Are Current Fire Management Activities Compatible with Park and Wilderness Values? by Panel Discussion; Should Fire Managers Have the Option of Using Modified Suppression Techniques on Fire Occurring Outside Wilderness? - Panel Discussion; Further Studies of Natural Reforestration in the Donner Ridge Burn by Jane Bock et al; Fire Ecology Review by Komarek Sr.; etc. All books in stock and available for immediate shipment from Winnipeg, Manitoba.

Paper bound, first edition, proceedings of the California Tall Timbers Fire Ecology Conference held November 9-10 in Hoberg, California. Illustrated with numerous photos, 258pp. Very good. 500 grams. Contents include: Some thoughts on the Role of Fire in California by John Zivnuska; The Nature of Lightning Fires by Komarek Sr., Forest Fire in Perspective by Biswell; The Fire Ecology of Sequoia Regeneration by Hartesveldt and Harvey; Fire Adaptations of Some Southern California Plants by Richard Vogl; Ecology of Some 'Fire Type' Vegetations in Northern California by James Sweeney; fire and Its Relationship to Ponderosa Pine by Harold Weaver; Controlled Burning on California Wildlands by Raymond; Organize, Plan and Prepare for control Brush Burning by Walter Emrick; Evaluation of the Wildlife Results from Fuel Breaks, Browseways, and Type Conversions by Dasmann, Hubbard, MacGregor and Smith; Prescribed Burning on Arizona Watersheds by Malcolm Zwolinski and John Ehrenreich; Experimental Burning in Park Management by Ray Murphy; Fire Suppression, Faunal Changes and Condor Diets by Raymond Cowles; Prescribed Burning and Brush Type Conversion in California National forests by Everett Doman; Controlled Burning in the Public Domain in California by George Burma; Controlled Burning in Chamise Chaparral by Alfred Murphy. All books in stock and available for immediate shipment from Winnipeg, Manitoba.