Browse Items (13654 total)

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 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

Aerial view of the forest around Trout Lake, Ontario. Forest stands near the center of the image show clear signs of fire damage which contrasts the unburned forests near the edges of the image. Information on file suggests this fire damage was…

Aerial view of the forest around Trout Lake, Ontario. Large swathes of empty land near the center of the image show areas devastated by fire which have yet to regrow. Information on file suggests this fire damage was caused by fires in 1948 and…

Aerial view of the forest around Trout Lake, Ontario. Large swathes of empty land near the center of the image show areas devastated by fire which have yet to regrow. Information on file suggests this fire damage was caused by fires in 1948 and…

Aerial view of the forest around Trout Lake, Ontario. Shows older forest stands unaffected by fires and newly regrown areas clearly.

Ground view of areas destroyed by forest fires near Trout Lake, Ontario. Large amounts of fallen burnt trees can be seen along with a few new saplings which signify the start of regrowth. A man and a child can be seen in the bottom half of the image.…

Aerial views of the forest around Trout Lake, Ontario. Large swathes of empty land near the center of the images show areas devastated by fire which have yet to regrow. Information on file suggests this fire damage was caused by fires in 1948 and…

Photograph of a bare rock area at a burned forest near Trout Lake, Ontario. Many burnt trees can be seen littered through the regrowth. A body of water can be seen at the bottom of the image.

Photographs of the forested area around Trout Lake, Ontario. Areas destroyed by fire can be seen in the foreground contrasted with the densely wooded areas in the background. The man in the images has been identified as Greg Taylor.

Soil Type: #25