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Interior Fire Damage, 1957 burn at Blair Lakes. Portion of reburn containing 16 yr. old spruce & aspen saplings. Presently prolific aspen regeneration coming back on this commercial forest site.
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Collection: Pacific Northwest Research Station, Alaska Image Archive
Keywords: forest fires
revegetation etc
of burnt areas
Location: Alaska; Blair Lakes
Description: Interior Fire Damage, 1957 burn at Blair Lakes. Portion of reburn containing 16 yr. old spruce & aspen saplings. Presently prolific aspen regeneration coming back on this commercial forest site.
Date: 6/18/1964

Interior Fire Damage, 1957 burn at Nenana Bridge. Prolific aspen regeneration replacing aspen on non-commercial forest site (less than 15 cu. ft. M.A.I.). Note that reproduction is poorly formed on this hot, dry, steep, site.
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Collection: Pacific Northwest Research Station, Alaska Image Archive
Keywords: forest fires
revegetation etc
of burnt areas
Location: Alaska; Nenana Bridge
Description: Interior Fire Damage, 1957 burn at Nenana Bridge. Prolific aspen regeneration replacing aspen on non-commercial forest site (less than 15 cu. ft. M.A.I.). Note that reproduction is poorly formed on this hot, dry, steep, site.
Date: 6/15/1964

Interior Fire Damage, 1958 burn on Kimmel homestead in Fairbanks. Non-commercial birch stand (less than 15 cu. Ft. M.A.I.) completely destroyed. Trees not salvable. Prolific aspen regeneration coming in.
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Collection: Pacific Northwest Research Station, Alaska Image Archive
Keywords: forest fires
revegetation etc
of burnt areas
Location: Alaska; Fairbanks; Kimmel homestead
Description: Interior Fire Damage, 1958 burn on Kimmel homestead in Fairbanks. Non-commercial birch stand (less than 15 cu. Ft. M.A.I.) completely destroyed. Trees not salvable. Prolific aspen regeneration coming in.
Date: 6/13/1964

Interior Fire Damage, 1958 burn on Kimmel homestead near Fairbanks. Stand of birch on non-commercial site (less than 15 cu. Ft. M.A.I.) destroyed. Heavy aspen reproduction establishing.
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Collection: Pacific Northwest Research Station, Alaska Image Archive
Keywords: forest fires
revegetation etc
of burnt areas
Location: Alaska; Fairbanks; Kimmel homestead
Description: Interior Fire Damage, 1958 burn on Kimmel homestead near Fairbanks. Stand of birch on non-commercial site (less than 15 cu. Ft. M.A.I.) destroyed. Heavy aspen reproduction establishing.
Date: 6/13/1964

Interior Fire Damage, 1958 burn on Kimmel homestead near Fairbanks. Reburn in Aspen sapling stand being replaced by prolific aspen reproduction.
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Collection: Pacific Northwest Research Station, Alaska Image Archive
Keywords: forest fires
revegetation etc
of burnt areas
Location: Alaska; Fairbanks; Kimmel homestead
Description: Interior Fire Damage, 1958 burn on Kimmel homestead near Fairbanks. Reburn in Aspen sapling stand being replaced by prolific aspen reproduction.
Date: 6/12/1964

Interior Fire Damage, 1958 burn on Kimmel homestead near Fairbanks. Reburned Aspen sapling stand being replaced by aspen reproduction.
more info/bigger image
Collection: Pacific Northwest Research Station, Alaska Image Archive
Keywords: forest fires
revegetation etc
of burnt areas
Location: Alaska; Fairbanks; Kimmel homestead
Description: Interior Fire Damage, 1958 burn on Kimmel homestead near Fairbanks. Reburned Aspen sapling stand being replaced by aspen reproduction.
Date: 6/12/1964