Mimicking Nature's Fire: Restoring Fire-Prone Forests in the West

Excellent book, filled with intriguing ideas. The authors look at a wide range of fire dependent forest vegetation types and use extensive case studies. This provides some good templates of what can be done in various types of forests. This will book will probably raise the hackles of both the "log it all" and the "no logging at all" extremes. The biggest weakness of this book is that the authors do not address the juniper/pinyon pine woodlands/forests which are also critical components of the western landscape.