Photographs of a cross sectional view of soil in burned forest near Trout Lake, Ontario. The organic, topsoil and subsoil layers can clearly be seen.

Soil type: #29

Photographs of a cross sectional view of soil in burned forest near Trout Lake, Ontario. The organic, topsoil and subsoil layers can clearly be seen. A spade can be seen in both photographs.

Soil type: #29

Photograph of ground surface in burned forest stand near Trout Lake, Ontario. Small patches of regrowth can be seen on the ash covered surface. A small spade can be seen in the center of the image.

Photograph of ground surface in burned forest stand near Trout Lake, Ontario. Small patches of regrowth can be seen on the ash covered surface.

Soil type: #29

Photographs of an area of burned down forest near Trout Lake, Ontario. The beginnings of regrowth can be seen scattered below the dead burnt trees.

Photograph A:

Photograph of a cross section of soil near Trout Lake, Ontario. The organic layer and topsoil can be clearly seen. A pencil can be seen stuck into the soil.

Soil type: #28

Photograph B:

Photograph of a cross section of…

Photograph of the unburned forest stand from the burned forest stand near Trout Lake, Ontario. The burned stand is separated from the unburned stand by a river. Two men can be seen on a boat in the river.

Photographs of the unburned portion of the 155 year old forest surrounding Trout Lake, Ontario. A man can be seen next to a toppled tree in the first image.

Soil type: #28

Aerial photographs of burned and unburned areas around Trout Lake, Ontario. The large swathes of burned forest stands can be easily distinguished from the lush conifer green forest stands that remain unburned. Information on file suggests the damage…

Photograph of a wooded area near Trout Lake, Ontario. Seems to be an older forest stand unaffected by forest fires. Man in the image identified as Greg Taylor.

Soil type: #26