Australia's biodiversity - responses to fire - plants, birds and invertebrates
Biodiversity technical paper, No. 1
A. Malcolm Gill, J.C.Z. Woinarski, Alan York
Commonwealth of Australia, 1999
ISBN 0 642 21422 0
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- Australia's biodiversity - responses to fire - plants, birds and invertebrates - Full paper (PDF - 4,670 KB)
- Cover, introduction and contents (PDF - 474 KB)
- Biodiversity and fires: an australia-wide perspective on plant-species changes after a fire event (PDF - 355 KB)
- Fire and Australian birds: a review and an annotated bibliography (PDF - 836 KB)
- Long-term effects of repeated prescribed burning on forest invertebrates: management implications for the conservation of biodiversity: Part A (PDF - 1,901 KB)
- Long-term effects of repeated prescribed burning on forest invertebrates: management implications for the conservation of biodiversity: Part B (PDF - 803 KB)
- References (PDF - 421 KB)
About the technical paper
This is the first of the new Biodiversity Technical Series to be published by the Commonwealth Department of the Environment and Heritage. The series has been initiated to collate and make available information on the conservation and sustainable use of Australia's biodiversity to all those involved or interested in biodiversity in Australian environments.
The papers in this publication have been written by scientists with expertise in fire and its effect on Australia's biodiversity. The papers will add considerably to the continuing debate on fire in Australia. They will increase access to information on how major elements of Australia's biodiversity respond to fire and will be of significance to land management agencies, land managers and policy makers at all levels.
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