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After the Disaster Guidebook – Boulder County

FULL GUIDEBOOK HERE After the Disaster Guidebook for Boulder County and additional resources for the Marshall and Middle Fork fires. CSU Extension and partners have gathered a variety of resources based […]
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Use of elevated chaining for cedar skeleton removal following fire

FULL PUBLICATION HERE Tree encroachment in Great Plains grasslands negatively impacts prairie plants and wildlife, along with decreasing forage production for livestock. Two large wildfires occurred in southern Kansas in […]
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Mixed Conifer Forests in the San Juan Mountain Region of Colorado, USA: The Status of Our Knowledge and Management Implications

FULL RESEARCH PUBLICATION HERE The purpose of this knowledge synthesis is to compile and synthesize current and best available science for mixed conifer forest ecology and management to inform future […]
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A changing climate is snuffing out post-fire recovery in montane forests

FULL RESEARCH PUBLICATION HERE Climate warming is increasing fire activity in many of Earth’s forested ecosystems. Because fire is a catalyst for change, investigation of post-fire vegetation response is critical […]
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Wildfires and climate change push low-elevation forests across a critical climate threshold for tree regeneration

FULL RESEARCH PUBLICATION HERE Changes in climate and disturbance regimes may cause abrupt shifts in vegetation communities. Identifying climatic conditions that can limit tree regeneration is important for understanding when […]
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Photo Series for Quantifying Post-Disturbance Fuels

FULL RESEARCH PUBLICATION HERE A series of single photographs illustrate a range of stand conditions and fuel loadings in subalpine forests displaying stands in different stages of recovery from epidemic […]
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A decade of science support in the sagebrush biome

Full Research Publication Here Working Lands for Wildlife (WLFW) invests in science to proactively target conservation investments and quantify outcomes. This report summarizes more than a decade of WLFW science’s […]
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More Americans Are Moving Into Fire-Risky Areas

Full Article Here Powerful winds, dense chaparral and a loose wire on a utility pole: That was the lethal combination that ignited more than 96,000 acres north of Los Angeles in November […]
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Simple, Fast, and Cheap: A New Photoload Sequence Building Technique for Fuel Load Estimates

Full Guide Here Fast and efficient fuel loading estimates for fire-prone ecosystems are vital for accurately predicting fire behavior and effects. Scientists developed a new method for creating photoload sequences […]
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Fire Resistance of Plants Master Database & Placement of Species Within Firewise Landscape Zones For Southern Idaho

Full Database Here Idaho residents who live in or near the urban/rangeland interface endure higher risk for fire-related property damage, as well as greater peril to their families, pets and […]
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