Canada's vast forests are one of its most precious resources, but also one of its greatest dangers. In this informative and concise study, G. A. Gutchess and H. R. MacMillan draw from their extensive experience in the Canadian forestry industry to explain the dynamics of forest fires and offer practical guidance for how to prevent and manage them. This book is an essential resource for anyone who works or lives in Canada's forests.

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