@article {bnh-7303,
	title = {Post-fire recovery of world heritage values - progress report},
	number = {610},
	year = {2020},
	month = {09/2020},
	institution = {Bushfire and Natural Hazards CRC},
	address = {Melbourne},
	abstract = {<p>The project aim is to utiise an existing long term plot network to inform post-fire impact assessment and recovery planning across northern NSW. The approach involves re-measuring existing monitoring plots, establishing new plots and capturing micro-climate data collected within rainforests which have been impacted by fire and those which have not. Plot attributes are measured at the individual tree level (eg species, ht, DBH, scorch ht, evidence of buttress coppice, pre-existing tree injury, etc) to quantify which trees exhibit evidence of ember attack, have ignited, have regenerated or collapsed. By compiling this data at the individual tree level, a model can be developed of stand and rainforest type susceptibility to wildfire damage which will inform an understanding of recovery process and pattern.</p>},
	keywords = {Planning, post-fire, rainforests, recovery, values, world heritage},
	issn = {610},
	author = {Ross Peacock}
}
