Estimation of the impact of fuel-reduction burning on catchment water balance using digital photography

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14 Aug 2016

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Mana Gharun Conference Poster 2016
Mana Gharun Conference Poster 2016

This project focuses on improving the capability of land managers to use prescribed fire to reduce fuel loads, while at the same time mitigating the risks of loss of water yield and carbon sequestration capacity. 

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fuel reduction

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Dr Mana Gharun
Researcher
mana.gharun@sydney.edu.au
Dr Malcolm Possell
Researcher
malcolm.possell@sydney.edu.au
A/Prof Tina Bell
Researcher
tina.bell@sydney.edu.au

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