U.S. Department of Agriculture1. Data from: Characterizing climate- and fire-driven habitat vulnerability for an old-forest species (1.0.0 Edition)
- Author(s):
- Goldberg, Joshua F.; Rodman, Kyle C.; Jones, Gavin M.
2. Dominant sagebrush associations of the Snake River Plain, Northwestern Basin and Range, and Central Basin and Range level III ecoregions in the western United States
- Author(s):
- Chambers, Jeanne C.; Brown, Jessi L.; Reeves, Matthew C.; Strand, Eva K.; Ellsworth, Lisa M.; Tortorelli, Claire M.; Urza, Alexandra K.; Short, Karen C.
3. Pinyon and juniper expansion areas and persistent woodlands in the Snake River Plain, Northern Basin and Range, and Central Basin and Range level III ecoregions in the western United States
- Author(s):
- Chambers, Jeanne C.; Brown, Jessi L.; Reeves, Matthew C.; Strand, Eva K.; Ellsworth, Lisa M.; Tortorelli, Claire M.; Urza, Alexandra K.; Short, Karen C.
4. Treatment Response Groups (TRGs) for use in landscape-scale assessments of fuel treatment types and locations in the Snake River Plain, Northern Basin and Range, and Central Basin and Range level III ecoregions in the western United States
- Author(s):
- Chambers, Jeanne C.; Brown, Jessi L.; Reeves, Matthew C.; Strand, Eva K.; Ellsworth, Lisa M.; Tortorelli, Claire M.; Urza, Alexandra K.; Short, Karen C.
5. Landscape Simulator (LSim) replicate data resulting from leveraging wildfire as a management strategy to restore old growth forest structure while stabilizing carbon stocks in the southwest United States
- Author(s):
- Young, Jesse D.
6. Landscape Simulator (LSim) replicate data resulting from the use of wildfire as a management strategy to restore resiliency to ponderosa pine forests in the southwest United States
- Author(s):
- Young, Jesse D.
7. Northern New Mexico post-fire refugia data
- Author(s):
- Haire, Sandra L.; Coop, Jonathan D.; Miller, Carol