This part of tutorial highlights the 11 available volumes of the natural fuels photo series.  For each volume (including supplemental volumes), we detail the ranges of fuel and vegetation conditions each photo series represents, sample photographs, and any notes specific to the photo series.

• Volume I:  Mixed-conifer with mortality, western juniper, sagebrush, and grassland ecosystem types in the interior Pacific Northwest.

• Volume II: Black spruce and white spruce ecosystem types in Alaska.  

  • Volume IIa:  Hardwoods with spruce in Alaska

• Volume III: Lodgepole pine, quaking aspen, and gambel oak ecosystem types in the Rocky Mountains.

• Volume IV: Pinyon-juniper, chaparral, and sagebrush types in the southwestern United States.

• Volume V:  Midwest red and white pine, northern tallgrass prairie, and mixed oak types in the Central and Lake states. 

  • Volume Va:  Jack pine in the Lake States.

• Volume VI:  Longleaf pine, pocosin, and marsh grass types in the Southeast United States.

  • Volume VIa:  Sand hill, sand pine scrub, and hardwoods with white pine types in the Southeast United States with supplemental sites for volume VI.

• Volume VII:  Oregon white oak, California deciduous oak, and mixed-conifer with shrub types in the Western United States

• Volume VIII: Hardwood, pitch pine, and red spruce / balsam fir forests of the northeastern United States.

• Volume IX: Oak / juniper woodlands of southern Arizona and New Mexico.

• Volume X: Sagebrush and ponderosa pine / juniper woodlands of central Montana.

• Volume XI: Eastern Oregon sagebrush.

• Volume XII: Post-hurricane fuels of the Atlantic and Gulf Coasts, southeastern United States.

• PNW-GTR-545:  Grassland, shrubland, woodland and forest types in Hawaii