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Wildfire crowning in Jarrah - eucalyptus marginata. Depicts a wildfire crowning in the Jarrah Forest bioregion in Australia. Jarrah forest is made up largely of Jarrah (eucalyptus marginata trees) and is endemic to Western Australia.

Photograph depicts tree litter in the Jarrah Forest bioregion (eucalyptus marginata trees) in Western Australia.

Photograph depicts a tree-lined, paved road to dwellings in Western Australia, the day after a wildfire.

Photograph depicts a paved, tree-lined road on the way to Australian dwellings two months after a wildfire.

Photograph depicts a paved, tree-lined road on the way to Australian dwellings one year after a wildfire.

Photograph depicts an aerial view of a human-caused spot fire next to a road, thirty minutes after ignition, in Western Australia.

Photograph depicts an aerial view of the smoke pattern from an intentional wildfire in Western Australia.

Photograph depicts a deforested patch of land in Burt Township, Timiskaming, Ontario. The trees are predominantly Jack Pine (Pinus Banksiana) and are set to burn in a prescribed fire.

Photograph depicts J Irwin (left) and T Seanger (right) studying soil samples from al stakes in Burt Township, Ontario, one day before a prescribed burn

Photograph depicts T. Seanger taking samples from an al state prior to a prescribed burn in Burt Township, Timiskaming, Ontario