Ecological Fire Management Database
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Welcome to the database of Ecological Fire Management!
The paradigm shift towards holistic, Ecological Fire Management (EFM) may not be apparent if you look only to the news media, politicians, or official government documents for validation. EFM is currently most evident within the scientific literature in papers that critique the dominant fire exclusion paradigm, and/or present arguments for a greater role of fire in land management.
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