A synthesis of the best available science on wildland fire related topics in
A synthesis of the best available science on wildland fire related topics in
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Arizona_AfterWildfireGuide_040625_LiveLinks
Horseshoe 2 Fire: 6 years Post-Fire
We hosted a two-day field trip to visit various locations within the perimeter of the 2011 Horseshoe 2 Fire (including Chiricahua National Monument and Coronado National Forest). Topics discussed include: wildlife impacts, rangeland impacts, watershed and hydrology effects, and historic fire regime and re-burn issues. Read the Horseshoe 2 Factsheet here. Click the StoryMap below …
After the Fire: Learning from Burned Areas in the Southwest
In the spring of 2019, several partners teamed up with the Burned Area Learning Network to visit coordinate a series of three field trips across the Southwest. Scientists, researchers, and land managers came together to visit burned areas of the Boundary Fire (2017) and Pumpkin Fire (2000) in Arizona, the Las Conchas Fire (2011) in …
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0911_003_2023 Overview_2024-Digital
Bosque del Apache NWR-Fire and Wildlife Management
The 57,000 acre Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge is a unique landscape with uplands and water features, including a stretch of the Rio Grande River. It provides an important wintering ground for cranes and geese. Refuge staff depend upon and utilize various tools to manage the Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge for the …
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Vegetation Change, Regeneration, and Recovery
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Summary_SW Tribal Fire and Climate Virtual Workshop Series 6.2023_forsharing
Annotated bibliography of wildfire social science in the Southwest FINAL
Annotated bibliography of wildfire social science in the Southwest FINAL
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Annotated-bibliography-of-wildfire-social-science-in-the-Southwest-