2021_Wildfire_Season_Overview
2021_Wildfire_Season_Overview
Santa Fe Watershed Forum: History of Treatments & City Water Supply, EIS process & Outreach
History of treatments & City water supply, EIS process & outreach
Winter 2011 Newsletter
Newsletter 2011 winter
ERI Working Paper 40 Wildfire Smoke
ERI Working Paper 40 Wildfire Smoke Ecological Restoration Institute Working Paper 40 Resources for Predicting and Mitigating Smoke Impacts of Wildland Fires August 2018
44 Working Paper Mitigating Post-fire Erosion
44 Working Paper Mitigating Post-fire Erosion Ecological Restoration Institute Working Paper 44 Mitigating Postfire Runoff and Erosion in the Southwest using Hillslope and Channel Treatments Published: January 2021
Grand Canyon National Park Science and Resource Management 2018
Grand Canyon National Park Science and Resource Management 2018 National Park Service Grand Canyon National Park Science and Resource Management Resource Advisors Pocket Guide 2018
Lincoln National Forest 2011 Monitoring and Assessment Report
Lincoln National Forest 2011 Monitoring and Assessment Report Prepared By: Kim Kuhar Technical Specialists: Jenny Allen, Rayma Cooley, Lynn Hudson, Molly Montgomery This report contains data for field seasons 2010 and 2011 in a combination of force account and contract data collection. Data from 2010 comes from a completed CSE contract in the 335 acre …
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May 29, 2014: A resilience ecology framework for southwestern forests: Ecosystem shifts, landscape disturbance and climate change
Presenter: Donald Falk, University of Arizona In this webinar, Dr. Don Falk will review the basic concepts of ecological resilience as it applies to fire-adapted ecosystems in the Southwest. He will discussion how these concepts apply to the challenge of maintaining resilience in a rapidly changing world. Lastly, he will explore how maintaining resilience can …
December 6, 2017: Federal fire managers’ perceptions of the importance, scarcity & substitutability of suppression resources
Date: December 6, 2017 12pm Mountain Presenters: Crystal Stonesifer, USDA Forest Service, Rocky Mountain Research Station, Human Dimensions A frequent prerequisite for meeting fire management objectives is the availability of key suppression resources, prepositioned for timely response. In the United States, multi-jurisdictional fire suppression demand is met by a national-scale pool of suppression resources that come from …
2020 Fire Summit Summary
2020 Fire Summit Summary Meeting Notes