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Slash from the Past: Rehabilitating Pile Burn Scars

View a PDF of the publication here!
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Climate Change Beliefs and Hazard Mitigation Behaviors: Homeowners and Wildfire Risk

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Southern Rockies Hotspot: LANDFIRE

View HotSpot here!LANDFIRE is an innovative project designed to create and update vegetation, fire and fuel data for the entire United States. LANDFIRE supports resource management activities across the country, with spatial data, vegetation models, and powerful user tools.
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Manipulating the Fuel vs. Forage Paradox: Implications for Ponderosa Pine Ecosystem Grazing (Presentation & Slides)

View recording here!Derek Scasta, Ph.D., Assistant Professor and Extension Rangeland Specialist, Department of Ecosystem Science and Management, University of Wyoming speaks about fire and grazing in Chadron, NE during Forestry Day.
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SRFSN Fire Science Hotspot: STARFire Fuel Treatment Economics

View HotSpot here!STARFire, a fire planning and budgeting system, is used to support budget management for individual or national programs.
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Rocky Mountain National Park fire burning 3 months is first in area in 370 years
10/01/2010 – Rocky Mountain National Park fire burning 3 months is first in area in 370 years. Read more >
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Report: The Age of Western Wildfires
9/18/2012 – Report: the age of western wildfires. Read the news story > Download the document (PDF) >
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Waldo Canyon Fire
03/28/2013 -The Fire Adapted Communities Coalition has released a report and video on the Waldo Canyon Fire that burned 346 homes last June. The report discusses fuels management efforts and includes case studies of various types of wildfire risks to homes and of mitigation strategies. Download Report (PDF) >
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“A Review of Fire Effects on Vegetation and Soils in the Great Basin Region: Response and Ecological Site Characteristics”

Author: Miller, Richard F.; Chambers, Jeanne C.; Pyke, David A.; Pierson, Fred B.; Williams, C. Jason This review synthesizes the state of knowledge on fire effects on vegetation and soils in semi-arid ecosystems in the Great Basin Region, including the central and northern Great Basin and Range, Columbia River Basin, and the Snake River Plain.…
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Smoke Management and Air Quality for Land Managers: An Online Tutorial
Lesson One: Impacts of SmokeLesson Two: Air Quality RegulationsLesson Three: Smoke Management TechniquesLesson Four: Communication and Collaboration Visit site >
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