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The objectives of this study were to develop estimates of smoke emissions from wild and prescribed fires in B.C. forests during 1981?90, and to compare these with amounts that occurred before European settlement. The prescribed fires included in this study were carried out under burning permits issued under the Forest Act (British Columbia). The objectives of the fire treatments included site preparation, wildfire hazard reduction, and wildlife habitat/range enhancement (the treated areas remain as forest land). The methods used were broadcast burning and burning of piled and windrowed debris. The burns took place on logging sites and landings, and in natural forest and grassland areas.
Taylor, S.W.. 1996. Biomass Consumption and Smoke Emissions from Contemporary and Prehistoric Wildland Fires in British Columbia. British Columbia Ministry of Forests, Lands, Natural Resource Operations and Rural Development. FRDA Research Report. FRR249
Topic: FLNRORD Research Program
Keywords: Air, Pollution
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