Effects of Fire on a Dwarf Shrub-Sedge Tussock Community
In 1977 the Bear Creek Fire burned approximately 142,000 hectares. It burned with differing severities and intensities, and burned many vegetation types. Since the area was accessible via the FAA airstrip at Farewell, BLM managers and resource specialists realized that the Bear Creek Burn provided an excellent opportunity to study the affect of fire on natural resources in Interior Alaska. This is the seventh report on fire effects.
Document Type / Category
Report
Document Collection
BLM Library
State/Office
National Office
Publication Date
1985
Science Subject