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Consequences of an endless summer: Untangling the link between summer precipitation and western wildfires

From the Rocky Mountain Research Station: U.S. Forest Service scientists suspected another weather factor was being overlooked as a contributor to recent trends in wildfire: precipitation, specifically summer precipitation. Zachary […]
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Jumpstarting recovery of Wyoming big sagebrush and other native plants out on the range

From the Rocky Mountain Research Station: Wyoming big sagebrush may not be the most eye-catching plant on the Great Basin’s rangeland, but it provides vital wildlife habitat and forage for […]
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Sage advice for managers: A new, collaborative science framework for conservation and restoration of the sagebrush biome

From the Rocky Mountain Research Station: The USDA Forest Service Rocky Mountain Research Station (RMRS) has published a two-part guide to managing sagebrush ecosystems across the West called the “Science […]
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Homes on the range: Helping to understand residential development of U.S. rangelands

From the Rocky Mountain Research Station: When the words to the classic folk song “Home on the Range” were written in 1872, U.S. rangelands were much more extensive than they […]
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Adoption of Machine Learning Techniques in Ecology and Earth Science

Adoption of Machine Learning Techniques in Ecology and Earth Science Anne E Thessen, The Ronin Institute for Independent Scholarship, The Data Detektiv
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Hayman Fire Case Study

Hayman Fire Case Study To cite this publication: Graham, Russell T., Technical Editor. 2003. Hayman Fire Case Study. Gen. Tech. Rep. RMRS- GTR-114. Ogden, UT: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest […]
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Living with Fire and Water

“Wildfire is considered a critical risk to community drinking water supplies in the western U.S. Our team integrates research from the physical and social sciences to better characterize wildfire risk […]
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Principles and Practices for the Restoration of Ponderosa Pine and Dry Mixed-Conifer Forests of the Colorado Front Range

Principles and Practices for the Restoration of Ponderosa Pine and Dry Mixed-Conifer Forests of the Colorado Front Range Robert N. Addington, Gregory H. Aplet, Mike A. Battaglia, Jennifer S. Briggs, […]
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Colorado Wildfire Risk Reduction Grant Program Monitoring Final Report

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Post-fire wood mulch for reducing erosion potential increases tree seedlings with few impacts on understory plants and soil nitrogen

Post-fire wood mulch for reducing erosion potential increases tree seedlings with few impacts on understory plants and soil nitrogen Jayne L. Jonas, Erin Berryman, Brett Wolk, Penelope Morgan, Peter R. […]
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Test Blog Grid

Consequences of an endless summer: Untangling the link between summer precipitation and western wildfires

Jumpstarting recovery of Wyoming big sagebrush and other native plants out on the range

Sage advice for managers: A new, collaborative science framework for conservation and restoration of the sagebrush biome

Homes on the range: Helping to understand residential development of U.S. rangelands

Adoption of Machine Learning Techniques in Ecology and Earth Science

Principles and Practices for the Restoration of Ponderosa Pine and Dry Mixed-Conifer Forests of the Colorado Front Range

Colorado Wildfire Risk Reduction Grant Program Monitoring Final Report

Post-fire wood mulch for reducing erosion potential increases tree seedlings with few impacts on understory plants and soil nitrogen

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