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Bitterbrush planted on deer winter range about 14 years previously
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Collection: RMRS Archive Images
Keywords: wildlife
seeding/planting
wildlife ecology and conservation
Location: Boise Drainage, Boise N.F.; ID; United States
Description: Bitterbrush planted on deer winter range about 14 years previously
Date: 04/1966

Mortality in planted bitterbrush from unknown causes
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Collection: RMRS Archive Images
Keywords: seeding/planting
wildlife ecology and conservation
Location: Boise N.F.; ID; United States
Description: Mortality in planted bitterbrush from unknown causes
Date: 04/1966

Research Engineer Pete Robichaud measure the depth to which a fire consumed the organic layer of forest soil.
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Collection: RMRS Archive Images
Keywords: wildfire
erosion
watershed research
Location: Boise National Forest; ID; United States
Description: Research Engineer Pete Robichaud measure the depth to which a fire consumed the organic layer of forest soil.
Date:

A prescribed fire in a harvested area on the Boise National Forest.
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Collection: RMRS Archive Images
Keywords: fire
Location: Boise National Forest; ID; United States
Description: A prescribed fire in a harvested area on the Boise National Forest.
Date:

Dr. Pete Robichaud collects soil samples before a prescribed fire to collect data for forest applications of the Water Erosion Prediction Process (WEPP) model.
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Collection: RMRS Archive Images
Keywords: wildfire
erosion
watershed research
Location: Boise National Forest; ID; United States
Description: Dr. Pete Robichaud collects soil samples before a prescribed fire to collect data for forest applications of the Water Erosion Prediction Process (WEPP) model.
Date: