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Prairie Burn
Prairie Burn
Prairie Burn
Photographs from the 2009 burn:
Every year students in Professor James Stubbendieck's
Range Management class get some hands on experience
burning Maxwell Arboretum's prairie
Students get in position to begin the burn
Professor Stubbendieck gives some final instruction
The assistant begins the back burn
Professor Stubbendieck explains the back burn
Two students move in to control the fire's spread
Professor Stubbendieck moves down a prairie path to set the main fire
Using the drip torch to start the main fire
Meanwhile, on the other side, students get instruction on using the drip torch
After only two weeks, the native grasses are growing well