Monitoring the impacts of fire regimes on woody plant recruitment: Litchfield Park

The Three Parks network was established in 1994 with the primary aim of training management staff and assisting with the development of adaptive approaches to conservation-based fire management in regional savanna systems. Within each of the 41 permanent Fire plots located within Litchfield park, woody shrubs were tagged in late 2010 to study recruitment / regeneration under different fire regimes. The plots have been re-assessed in 2011, 2012, and will continue to be monitored for some years hence.

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三公园网络（Three Parks network）于1994年建立，其核心目标为开展管理人员培训，并协助制定针对区域热带稀树草原系统的保护型火管理适应性方案。在利奇菲尔德公园（Litchfield Park）内的41处永久火灾样地中，研究人员于2010年末对木本灌木完成标记，以探究不同火制度（fire regime）下的灌木补充与更新动态。该样地已分别于2011年、2012年完成重新评估，且未来数年内仍将持续开展监测工作。
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