Abstract
This account of the history and accomplishments of forest fire research in Canada begins with a few basic statistics, and some background on changing attitudes to fire. A historical note on the contributions of Wright and Beall in the 1930's and 1940's follows. Fire science is then divided into six diverse categories: fire behavior, fire management systems, fire ecology, prescribed fire, fire economics, and fire suppression, with a note on developments and accomplishments in each. The references given are examples of the wide range of activity within the whole field of fire-related science and technology, but do not constitute a bibliography.
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Wagner, C. E. V. (1990). Six Decades of Forest Fire Science in Canada. The Forestry Chronicle, 66(2), 133–137. https://doi.org/10.5558/tfc66133-2
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