DOCUMENTS
- “Does forest thinning reduce fire severity in Australian eucalypt forests?” by Chris Taylor, Wade Blanchard, David B.Lindenmayer. Conservation Letters. (August 2020)
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- “Oral History of Beekeeper Stan Warren” by Neil Barraclough. (2024)
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- “The Influence of settlement of the Eucalyptus forests of Gippsland- Alfred Howitt”. 5 pages. (2026)
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- “Megafires Since 1998 In Particular” by Neil Barraclough. 11 pages. (1992)
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- “East Gippsland Fire History” by Neil Barraclough. (2026)
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- “Prescribed Burning” by Neil Barraclough. 9 pages. (2026)
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- “Some Burning Questions” by Neil Barraclough. First published in Voice of the Mountains: Journal of the Mountain Cattlemens Association of Victoria, Inc. Edition 11, pp21-23 (1988)
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- “XYZ” by Neil Barraclough. First published in The Clematis: Newsletter of the Bairnsdale & District Field Naturalists Club. Issue ??, pp?? (1992)
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- “The Environmental Damage of the Moormung Forest” by Neil Barraclough.
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- “Timber Companies in East Gippsland: Public Forests for Private Profit” by Ian Penna. Australian Conservation Foundation. (1986)
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- “The History of Pulp Wood Harvesting” by Neil Barraclough.
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LINKS
- Victoria’s mountain ash forests naturally thin their trees. So why do it with machines? The Conversation. (February 4, 2026)
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