250513_Watershed Restoration White Paper-2
250513_Watershed Restoration White Paper-2
250513_Watershed Restoration White Paper
250513_Watershed Restoration White Paper
The REBURN Model: Simulating forest and fuel succession and disturbance dynamics of large landscapes
In a nutshell: This webinar discusses REBURN, a geospatial modeling framework designed to simulate reburn dynamics over large areas and long-time frames to investigate the impact of multiple fires in the same area. Recorded on: January 17, 2024 Presenters: Dr. Susan Prichard, University of Washington and Dr. Paul Hessburg, USDA-FS Pacific NW Research Station Description: …
Impact of Forest Restoration Treatments on Southwestern Ponderosa Pine Tree Resistance to Bark Beetles
Impact of Forest Restoration Treatments on Southwestern Ponderosa Pine Tree Resistance to Bark Beetles Ecological Restoration Institute Working Paper 30 March 2014 Author: Monica Gaylord
Fuel Treatment Longevity
Fuel Treatment Longevity Ecological Restoration Institute Working Paper 27 October 2013
2022_Wildfire_Season_Overview_FINAL_Med_Res
2022_Wildfire_Season_Overview_FINAL_Med_Res
September 25, 2013: How will climate change and treatments affect future forests? Testing alternatives with the Climate-FVS model
Presenter: Pete Fulè, Professor, Northern Arizona University Under current conditions, large, severe wildfires are a fact of life in southwestern ponderosa pine forests. What will burned systems look like over the coming decades under warming climate? Do management treatments make a lasting difference or will climate override their effects? We applied the relatively new feature …
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 …
Monitoring and Removal of Invasive Grasses for Restoration of Dry Desert Systems
IN A NUTSHELLA panel of researchers and managers discusses the impact of non-native invasive grasses on dry desert systems and various methods to remove, monitor, or slow their spread. The fire regime of dry desert systems, such as the Sonoran, historically consisted of infrequent, low intensity, size-limited fires. Native grasses and other vegetation, which grow …
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After the Wildfire Guide for Arizona
This guide was created as a resource for Arizona individuals and communities to help in the aftermath of a wildfire and post-fire flooding. Check out the fact sheet below for a quick reference guide. The full guide is below.