strategy
Developing fire management strategies for biodiversity conservation
Description:
Fire can destroy large areas important for their biological resources and in other situations, provide an important stimulus for natural biological restoration processes. Many endangered species require a habitat regularly affected by fire or practices mimicking the effects of fire. Species dependent upon fire adapted ecosystems are found globally. Broader:
Integrating biodiversity conservation strategiesDeveloping disaster management strategies for biodiversity conservation References:
Anon: Fire and Biodiversity: The effects and effectiveness of fire managementRose, Deborah Bird: Country in Flames Proceedings of symposium on biodiversity and fire in North Australia Subjects:
Societal Problems → FireManagement → Management
Strategy → Strategy
Development → Development
Conservation → Conservation
Type Classification:
E: Emanations of other strategies Related UN Sustainable Development Goals:
