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Salvage Series NR Fire Science

All links are available on the NRFSN Past Events webpage. Vicki Saab Presentation: Latif, Quresh; Saab, Victoria A.; Dudley, Jonathan G.; Markus, Amy; Mellen-McLean, Kim, 2020. Development and evaluation of […]
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A scenario-based assessment to inform sustainable ponderosa pine timber harvest on the Black Hills National Forest

Download Full PDF Here Abstract: Since 2000, the Black Hills National Forest (BHNF) has experienced several disturbances that have reduced standing live sawtimber volume which will affect future harvest levels. […]
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Burn Severity Portal

From the U.S. Forest Service and Department of Interior. The intent of this web portal is to provide a single point of access to all the post-fire mapping and field […]
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Resilience Analysis and Planning Tool

The Resilience Analysis and Planning Tool (RAPT) is a geographic information system webmap tool. The tool allows users to combine layers of community resilience indicators, infrastructure locations and hazard data to […]
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Post-fire Tree Regeneration and Forest Recovery Workshop Summary

The USFS RMRS and CFRI gathered professionals from 27 organizations on April 20, 2021 to discuss issues relating to natural forest recovery and reforestation following the 2020 wildfires in CO […]
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USGS Forest and Rangeland Ecosystem Science Center Articles

The USGS-FRESC has recently published a series of articles addressing research questions in forests and rangelands of the United States. Check them out below: Sagebrush Recovery Patterns after Fuel Treatments […]
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Utah: Prescribed Burning – Landowner Responsibility and Liability

The legality of conducting prescribed fires can sometimes be tricky and landowners often want to ensure that what they are doing falls beneath the law. The Utah State Forestry Extension […]
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Fire as Medicine: Learning from Native American Fire Stewardship

Indigenous peoples, such as the Pueblos of the Southwest U.S., have been living in fire-prone environments throughout history. Rather than suppress fire, indigenous peoples learned to use fire sustainably and […]
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Scenario Investment Planning Platform

The Rocky Mountain Research Station has recently released an article discussing one of their new models: FORSYS. Those involved describe this model and the reasons for its development: US public […]
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Cameron Peak Fire: Lessons Learned

Wildland firefighting and planning have been a challenge in the time of COVID-19. A recently published StoryMap takes a look at how COVID-19 impacted operations at the Cameron Peak Fire […]
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