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water samples from 30 springs in Kavre, Kahmandu Valley, Nuwakot and Tanahu in Nepal between July 17-September 12, 2017. For each sampling spring, while surrounding land use type (mixed, agriculture, urban, vegetation) and spring type (fracture, depression, contact) were determined through field observation, the field pH
compare with the international situation. Methods We conducted a search using keywords and databases to review research articles on the historical use of fire in NZ. Results NZ experienced an historical two-phase anthropogenic use of fire as a land management tool since human arrival (c. 1280–1350 AD). In a
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