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- 1. Crowsnest Fire August 2, 2003, Figure 1. Northwest Crown Fire Experiment 1
- 4. She drove about 20 km west along the valley sat down on a rock ledge and watched the flames Figure 3. Hillcrest Fire: August 2, 2003. 3
- 5. “ I felt masochistic, sitting on the outcropping,” “ But those flames were like a magnet.” (Steven Frank, 2003) 5 Figure 4. Crowsnest Mountain, Looking West: August 2, 2003. 4
- 6. The blaze burned over 20,000 hectares of forest Impact Figure 5. Burned Trail. 6
- 7. Impact Tourism was hit hard Figure 5. Burned Trail. 6
- 8. Impact Spray Lake Sawmills, will use a significant amount of the burnt lumber. Figure 6. Lost Creek Fire, Looking South: July 2003. 7
- 9. Impact It has a 28% quota of the annual allowable salvage rights Figure 6. Lost Creek Fire, Looking South: July 2003. 7
- 10. Impact Salvage efforts depend upon the amount of root scorch and the cost to pursue the salvage. Figure 7. Turtle Mountain Fire: August 2, 2003. 8