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Assessing Metrics of Landscape Restoration Success in CFLRP Projects
Click here to read the research from the Ecological Restoration Institute at Northern Arizona University: “The Collaborative Forest Landscape Restoration Program (CFLRP) provided an opportunity to examine the challenges and […]
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A Double Whammy: Climate Change and Stand-Replacing Wildfires
From Rocky Mountain Research Station: “In the Intermountain region of the Western United States, most forested landscapes are fire prone and adapted to a semiarid climate. With the severity of […]
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Shifting Winds in Fire Management: California has two fire problems, and they’re very different
Read the article here.
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WEBINAR: Answering Questions about the Appropriateness of Woody Vegetation Treatments
From Utah State University Forestry Extension YouTube Channel: LEARN AT LUNCH WEBINAR: Answering Questions about the Appropriateness of Woody Vegetation Treatments Want more webinars? Visit the archive at USU’s website.
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New Publication: Potential Operational Delineations and Northern New Mexico’s 2019 Fire Season
From Colorado Forest Restoration Institute: Land managers in fire-adapted ecosystems must consider a variety of dynamic and interrelated ecological and societal processes. This is especially true for decisions related to […]
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Protocol for social vulnerability assessment to support national forest planning and management
From USDA: Protocol for Social Vulnerability Assessment to Support National Forest Planning and Management: A Technical Manual for Engaging the Public to Understand Ecosystem Service Tradeoffs and Drivers of Change […]
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How can the NRCS get more prescribed fire on the ground?
How can the NRCS get more prescribed fire on the ground? Check out the full pdf technical report here.
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New Study: Are sage grouse fine-scale specialists or shrub-steppe generalists?
From the Sage Grouse Initiative: A new paper from University of Montana scientists reinforces need to address big persistent threats facing sagebrush rangelands and to avoid sweating the small stuff. […]
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Join CSU’s Forest & Rangeland Stewardship free seminar series!
March 26th Jen Kovecses – Coalition for the Poudre River Watershed Rob Addington – The Nature Conservancy Title: Using prescribed fire to restore & manage Front Range Forests: Lessons learned […]
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Friday Flash E-news : Modeling long-term effects of fuel treatments on fuel loads and fire regimes
Friday Flash: Modeling long-term effects of fuel treatments on fuel loads and fire regimes
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