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North Big Bear Landscape Restoration Project #58467

: Rick Halsey
: California Chaparral Institute
: 10/23/2021

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2013_Buchalski et al_Bat response to differing fire severity in mixed-conifer forest.PDF467.97 KB
2014_Odion et al_Historical and current mixed-severity fire regimes.PDF640.09 KB
2014_Six et al_Does science support bark beetle policy.pdf317.25 KB
2014_Williams and Baker_High-severity fire corroborated in historical dry forests response.pdf156.23 KB
2015_Brennan and Keeley_Effect of mastication on chaparral fuel structure.pdf934.94 KB
2015_Hart et al_Area burned is unaffected by mountain pine beetle outbreaks.pdf1.08 MB
2015_Lee and Bond_Occupancy of CSO following a large fire.pdf191.54 KB
2016_Andrus et al_Fire severity unaffected by spruce beetles.pdf839.25 KB
2016_Bradley et al_Forest protection and fire severity in frequent-fire western forests.pdf1.32 MB
2016_Hanson and Odion_Historical forest conditions in central and southern Sierra Nevada.pdf1.26 MB
2016_Hutto et al_Toward a more ecologically informed view of severe forest fires.pdf460.10 KB
2016_Odion et al_Areas of agreement regarding forest fire regimes.PDF136.08 KB
2016_Seidl et al_Spatial variability tree regeneration.pdf792.01 KB
2017 Sieg et al_Fires following bark beetles.pdf1.12 MB
2018_Hanson et al_Effects of post-fire logging on CSO occupancy.pdf747.36 KB
2018_Hanson_Landscape heterogeneity following high-severity fire in California's forests.pdf805.97 KB
2018_Six et al_Bark beetles select genetically weaker trees.pdf1.12 MB
2019_Fusco et al_Invasive grasses increase fire occurrence.pdf974.76 KB
2020_Hart and Preston_Fire weather drives area burned and fire behavior.pdf804.74 KB
2020_Lee_Spotted owls benefit from mixed-severity firesreply.pdf976.90 KB
2021_Hanson et al_Disentangling post-fire logging and high-severity fire effects for CSO.pdf263.43 KB
Letter Text.pdf15.18 MB

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