Mayer, 2003
Mayer, J. 2003. Personal communication.
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Mayer, J
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Personal communication
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2003
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PowerPoint Presentations from the Wildland/Urban Interface Prevention Exchange workshop that was held in Birmingham, Alabama in May 2003
A History of People and Fire in the South
Overview of the Fire History Section
Human Use of Fire in Prehistory (12,500 BP to AD 1540s)
Human Use of Fire in History (1540s to 1900s)
Ethnohistorical Descriptions of Indian Burning Practices
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Research Issues in History of Fire and People
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Southerners’ Attitudes About Prescribed Fire
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Southerners’ Attitudes about Creating Defensible Space
Tourism and Perceptions of Fire in the South
The Aesthetics of Fire
The Meaning of Aesthetics
National Legislation Related to the Aesthetics of American Landscapes
Planning Tools for Managing Landscape Aesthetics
Using Fire to Manage Aesthetics
Fire, Aesthetics, and Recreation
Prescribed Fire
Uses of Prescribed Fire
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Fire in Today's South
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Fire Control History
Current Fire Policy's Impact on Fire Control and Suppression In the South
Current Issues: Fire in the South's Urbanizing Landscape
Wildfire Occurence
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