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Apr 3 2012
Through collection of historical land treatment data, field data collection, and learning from others, SynMon seeks to improve our understanding of vegetation responses (including state and transition processes) associated with land treatments, wildfire…
Mar 29 2012
Fire Regime Condition Class (FRCC) assessments have been widely used for evaluating ecosystem status in many areas of the U.S. FRCC employs state-and-transition modeling to describe historical vegetation and fire regimes, which provides reference…
Mar 28 2012
Who: Dr. Bruce Roundy, Rangeland Ecologist with Brigham Young UniversityWhat: Dr. Roundy's latest research findings on the role of tree dominance in understory response to pinyon-juniper fuel control treatments.
Hosted by the Great Basin Science Delivery…
Mar 28 2012
You are invited to the March 28th webinar: Using IFTDSS for Fire Hazard Analysis Across a Landscape, presented by Stacy Drury. This webinar is meant to illustrate some of the techniques you can use to identify fire hazard across a landscape. This webinar…
Mar 28 - 29 2012
The Northern California Prescribed Fire Council is a venue for practitioners, state and federal agencies, academic institutions, tribes, coalitions, and interested individuals to work collaboratively to promote, protect, conserve, and expand the…
Mar 27 2012
Mark Cochrane will present a webinar on March 27, 1 PM MST. Large wildfire frequency has increased several-fold in recent decades throughout the western United States. These changes have resulted from a combination of human land use practices, altered…
Mar 27 2012
Fire Regime Condition Class (FRCC) assessments have been widely used for evaluating ecosystem status in many areas of the U.S. FRCC employs state-and-transition modeling to describe historical vegetation and fire regimes, which provides reference…
Feb 27 - Mar 1 2012
We will provide researchers and managers the opportunity to share scientific findings and management experience on fire's role in restoration of watersheds and wildlife habitats, and in sustaining ecosystem services for future generations. An important…
Jan 18 2012
Presented by Dan Neary and sponsored by the Southwest Fire Science Consortium.
Fires are increasing in size, frequency, and severity. Simultaneously, development continues in the wildland-urban interface and the number of people living in or visiting…
Oct 19 2011
The Wallow Fire was discovered at 1330 on May 29, 2011 at a remote location on the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest in eastern Arizona. Initial response to the fire was immediate and aggressive. Extremely dry, windy conditions contributed to rapid fire…