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controlled burning

The planned use of carefully controlled fire to accomplish predetermined management goals. The burn is set under a combination of weather, fuel moisture, soil moisture, and fuel arrangement conditions that allow the management objectives to be attained, and yet confine the fire to the planned area. (Source: DUNSTE)


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Ministry of Agriculture Water and Forestry (MAWF) 2013. Monthly Burned Area Report, June 2013.
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Monthly Burned Area Report_June 2013.pdf 1.2 MB
Beatty R 2011. Annexes – CBFiM case studies. Annex 1: CBFiM in Namibia: the Caprivi Integrated Fire Management programme. Community-based fire management - A Review 39-47
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CBFiM in Namibia_2011.pdf 236.05 KB
Burke A 2002. Fire Impacts on the Vegetation in the Kavango Region for Environmental Profile of the Kavango Regio Project.
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Fire impacts on the vegetation in the Kavango Region_2002.pdf 173.33 KB
Burke A The effect of fire on woodlands in Namibia.
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The effect of fire on woodlands in Namibia.pdf 715.3 KB
Ministry of Agriculture Water and Forestry (MAWF) 2013. Monthly Burned Area Report, May 2013.
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Burned Areas_Monthly_Report_May 2013.pdf 1.28 MB
Ministry of Agriculture Water and Forestry (MAWF) 2012. Monthly Burned Area Report, August 2012.
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MAWF_Monthly Burned Area Report September 2012.pdf 1.75 MB
Ministry of Agriculture Water and Forestry (MAWF) 2012. Monthly Burned Area Report, September 2012.
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MAWF_Monthly Burned Area Report August 2012.pdf 1.55 MB
Bucini G, Lambin EF 2002. Fire impacts on vegetation in Central Africa: a remote-sensing-based statistical analysis. Applied Geography 22 27-48
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Archibald S, Scholes RJ, Roy DP, Roberts G, Boschetti L 2010. Southern African fire regimes as revealed by remote sensing. International Journal of Wildland Fire 19 861-878
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Southern African fire regimes as revealed by remote sensing_2010.pdf 1.11 MB
Zimmermann I, Mwazi FN 2002. The effect of a prescribed burn, followed up with browsing pressure, on rangeland condition in the Mountain savanna and Karstveld of Namibia. Dinteria 27 49 - 57
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Effect of prescribed burn_mountain savanna and Karstveld_Namibia.pdf 179.51 KB
du Plessis WP, Bredenkamp GJ, Trollope WSW 1998. Development of a technique for assessing veld condition in Etosha National Park, Namibia, using key herbaceous species. Koedoe 41 (1) 19 - 29
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Development of a technique for assessing veld condition in Etosha National Park_1998.pdf 4.68 MB
du Plessis WP 1997. Refinements to the burning strategy in the Etosha National Park, Namibia. Koedoe 40 (1) 63 - 76
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Refinements to the burning strategy in the Etosha National Park_ Namibia_1997.pdf 6.29 MB
Tjilumbu L, Zimmermann I 2008. Nutrient hotspots from patch burning of rangeland.
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Spotlight_110.pdf 1.17 MB
Diab RD, Naidoo M, Zunckel M, Carter WS 2006. Southern Africa - a giant natural photochemical reactor. 2006 97 - 100
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Southern Africa_a giant natural photochemical reactor.pdf 655.46 KB
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