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A 7600-year Vegetation and Fire History of Mt. Constitution, Orcas Island, Washington
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Pollen and charcoal from three small hollows were used to reconstruct 7600 years of vegetation and fire history on the Mt. Constitution plateau with a unique combination of temporal depth and spatial resolution. These records resolve stand-level...
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A Comparison of Historical Fire Occurrence in Riparian and Upslope Forests in the Blue Mountains and Southern Cascades of Oregon
Description:
The fire history study reconstructed the historical occurrence of fire within riparian forests in three different national forests in Oregon. Two study areas were located in mostly dry, low-severity fire regime forests in the Blue Mountains, and the...
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Alaska NPS Fire Effects Paired Plots Study
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The fire effects paired plot project began in 1982 under the direction of Gary Ahlstrand - NPS Alaska Regional Research Ecologist. The purpose of the project was to assess vegetation change and succession as a result of fire. Fire teams established...
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Anchor River Watershed Spruce Bark Beetle Project
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Tree cores were collected from white and Lutz spruce affected by spruce bark beetles. Sampling occurred during 2004-2005 in the Anchor River Watershed on the Kenai Peninsula.
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Central Oregon Fire History - Fire and Forest Histories of Central Oregon from Tree Rings
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Central Oregon currently lacks the site-specific fire and forest histories that are necessary for scientifically based land-management planning in the region. For a region with such extensive fire-adapted ecosystems, surprisingly few fire and forest...
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Changes in Fire Regimes and the Successional Status of Table Mountain Pine (Pinus pungens Lamb.) in the Southern Appalachians (2)
Description:
Table Mountain pine is a tree species endemic to the southern Appalachians that is heavily dependent on repeated surface fires for successful regeneration. Since the implementation of fire suppression as a forest management tool in the early 1900s,...
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Chena Lakes F-Unit and Remote Arm Burn Severity and Forest Succession Projects
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Both of these Chena Lakes projects were designed to determine fuel treatment effectiveness, prescribed burn severity, and post-burn vegetative succession. Incident to the sampling, some tree cross-sections were collected in 2001 to determine...
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Climate, Fire and Forest Growth in Alaska
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A number of studies have been conducted to examine relationships between climate, fire and the growth and reproduction of dominant boreal tree species in Alaska.
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Fire and Climate History of Lowland Black Spruce Forests, Kenai NWR
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In order to define the fire regime in Kenai NWR black spruce forests, a detailed fire and climate history study was undertaken. Utilizing techniques of dendrochronology I dated fire scars, and dated the outer-rings of fire-killed trees (burn poles)...
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Fire and Climatic Variability in the Inland Pacific Northwest: Integrating Science and Management
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This project analyzes relationships between climate and topography and spatio-temporal patterns in historical fire regimes in the inland Pacific Northwest, using fire-history data from the Wenatchee, Okanogan, and Colville National Forests. The...
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