Fire Notes Summary
Fire Notes Summary Working together: Fire managers and archaeologists November 27-29, 2018 Summary of Group Discussions
Summer 2011 Newsletter
Newsletter 2011 summer
Mastication Fuel Treatments
Mastication Fuel Treatments Written by Josh McDaniel, January 2013 Over the past decade, fuel treatments using mechanical mastication have become increasingly common. Mastication provides a means to treat fuels that are otherwise difficult to treat with prescribed fire. However, a number of questions have arisen regarding the effectiveness and impact of the treatments. We spoke …
Pyne on Wildland Fire in America October 22, 2015
Pyne on Wildland Fire in America October 22, 2015 Wildland Fire in America – a contemporary survey By Steve Pyne The project’s goal is a historical and geographical survey of wildland fire in America. The original proposal intended two books. One, Between Two Fires: A Fire History of America, 1960-2012, would serve as a play-by-play …
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Fall 2010 Newsletter
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Workshop Final Roundtables Participant Overview
Workshop Final Roundtables Participant Overview Fostering Resilience in Southwestern Ecosystems: A problem-solving workshop February 25 – 27, 2014 Tucson, Arizona Roundtable Sessions Overview
Chupadera Rx Factsheet
Chupadera Rx Factsheet Prescribed Fire in Pinon Juniper on Chupadera Mesa, New Mexico November 21, 2012
October 21, 2015: Local Ecological Knowledge and Fire Management: What Does the Public Understand?
Date: Wednesday, October 21, 2015 1pm MDT (12pm AZ) Presenters: John Diaz, North Carolina State University As fire management agencies seek to implement more flexible fire management strategies, local understanding and support for these strategies become increasingly important. One issue associated with implementing more flexible fire management strategies is educating local populations about fire management and identifying …
September 2015: Immediate post-wildfire effects on bats in the Southwest
Presenters: Erin Saunders Northern Arizona University and U.S. Forest Service, and Carol Chambers, Northern Arizona University Ponderosa pine forests in the southwestern U.S. have increased in density over the last 100 years which has dramatically increased the size and frequency of wildfires. Although wildfires rarely kill animals, they have immediate consequences to bat populations by drastically …
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BehavePlus Updates V6 Changes
BehavePlus Updates V6 Changes BehavePlus version 6.0.0 Beta Summary of Updates 9 May 2018 BehavePlus version 6 is now out for Beta release and can be downloaded from the BehavePlus website. For questions and comments, contact Faith Ann Heinsch, faheinsch@fs.fed.us, 406-829-7342. News • The website for BehavePlus has changed. You can view all information at …