Rocky Mountain Research StationScience you can use: This article explores how non-native blackberry species are spreading …
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Rocky Mountain Research StationScience you can use: This article explores how non-native blackberry species are spreading …
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Wildfires that spread rapidly are the most dangerous, and their growth rates have significantly increased across the U.S. between …
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FULL RESEARCH PUBLICATION HERE Climate warming is increasing fire activity in many of Earth’s forested ecosystems. Because …
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Link to Non-Open-Source Report Full Abstract: Future changes in the North American monsoon, a circulation system that brings …
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From USDA NRCS comes a free new online tool to help manage and monitor western rangelands. View a how-to webinar to learn the ins …
Wildfires have increased in size, severity, and frequency in most western forests over the last three decades, as demonstrated by …
Documents patterns of conifer reduction across sage-grouse range over the past several years overlapping with concerted …
Even after 150 years of prior expansion, pinyon-juniper continue to replace shrublands and grasslands across the Great Basin. From …