Notes

Most of the photos on this site are mine, however a few were taken by colleagues or family.  I've credited them in the photo label, and thank them sincerely.

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I've given plants both their common and botanical names.  If you reckon I've identified something incorrectly, let me know.

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While I've focused on Australian plants, much of the ecological content would broadly apply in other fire-prone regions of the world. 

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I've linked to some academic literature, and will continue to do so as I develop the Fire Ecology 101 aspect of the website.  In most cases the link leads to an article's abstract; I have tried to choose articles where the abstract is informative and to the point.  Obtaining the complete text of an article is not always possible for free: in my experience only about half the fire ecology literature is open source.  Students and others with a formal association with a university will be able to access paywall-restricted literature through their institution.