Implications of New Zealand's forest fire history research for fire management in China's southwestern forest areas
The history of forest fires in New Zealand shows differ-ent stages of forest burning patterns,mainly including pre hu-man,Maori,European,and modern forest burning patterns.Un-der the influence of factors such as forest conditions and forest fire management policies,forest fire patterns exhibit different pat-terns.In the historical stage of forest fires,the plant distribution characteristics of New Zealand have certain similarities with the southwest forest areas of China.Therefore,drawing on New Zea-land's mature forest fire management experience is beneficial for the study of fire history in the southwest forest areas of China,reasonably grasping the dynamic laws of fire in the southwest for-est areas,and providing reference for the future adjustment and re-vision of forest fire management policies and forest fire prevention policies in the southwest forest areas of China.
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