Research Brief Full Publication Here Management Implications: In an era of change, a "resist, accept, and direct" (RAD) …
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Wildfire Trends Across the Western US: Forest Fires Have Increased in Size, Severity, and Frequency Across Western Forests
Wildfires have increased in size, severity, and frequency in most western forests over the last three decades, as demonstrated by …
Adaptive Goverance and the Administrative State: knowledge management for forest planning in the western US.
Researchers interviewed US Forest Service staff and external partners to investigate challenges and opportunities for improved …
Fires & Soils in Frequent-Fire Landscapes of the Southwest
This working paper provides a summary of the current literature on the interaction of forest soils and fire in the southwestern …
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Quantifying long-term post-fire sediment delivery and erosion mitigation effectiveness
From the Rocky Mountain Research Station:Large wildfires can have profound and lasting impacts not only from direct consumption of …
Management of High-Elevation Five Needle White Pines
From the Rocky Mountain Research Station:The regeneration for resilience framework helps prioritize limited management resources …
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How Does Fire Kill Trees?
From the Rocky Mountain Research Station:Fires burn millions of acres annually and being able to predict what trees will die …
Morphology Is Better Than Size for Revealing a Tree’s Age
From the Rocky Mountain Research Station: In Colorado’s Front Range, restoring fire-dependent ponderosa forests is a management …
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