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RM-GTR-191: Effects of fire management of southwestern natural
resources
Krammes, J. S., tech. coord. 1990. Effects of fire management of southwestern natural resources. Gen. Tech. Rep. RM-GTR-191. Fort Collins, CO: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Rocky Mountain Forest and Range Experiment Station. 293 p.
The proceedings is a collection of papers and posters presented at the Symposium on Effects of Fire Management of Southwestern Natural Resources held in Tucson, Arizona, November 15-17, 1988. Included are papers, poster papers and a comprehensive list of references on the effects of fire on: plant succession, cultural resources, hydrology, range and wildlife resources, soils, recreation, smoke management, and monitoring techniques pertinent to prescribed fire management in the southwestern United States.
Keywords: fire management, prescribed fire, southwestern U.S., watershed resources, cultural resources, smoke management, monitoring
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PDF File Size: 140 KRole of Fire in the Management of Southwestern Ecosystems
Henry A. Wright
PDF File Size: 540 KFire History and Climate in the Southwestern United States
Thomas W. Swetnam
PDF File Size: 1.4 MBFire Effects on Vegetation and Succession
Malcolm J. Zwolinski
PDF File Size: 845 KEffects of Fire on Cultural Resources
John Lissoway and Judith Propper
PDF File Size: 680 KHydrologic and Water Quality Effects of Fire
Malchus B. Baker, Jr.
PDF File Size: 1.4 MbFire Effects on Grasses in Semiarid Deserts
Jerry R. Cox, F. A. lbarra-F, and M. H. Martin-R
PDF File Size: 1.2 MBEffects of Fire on Wildlife in Southwestern Lowland Habitats
Carl E. Bock and Jane H. Bock
PDF File Size: 1.6 MBEffects of Fire on the Soil Resource in Arizona Chaparral
Leonard F. DeBano
PDF File Size: 1.6 MBEffects of Fire on Pinyon-Juniper Soils
W. Wallace Covington and Leonard F. DeBano
PDF File Size: 1.1 MBFire Effects in Southwestern Chaparral and Pinyon-Juniper Vegetation
Rex D. Pieper and Roger D. Wittie
PDF File Size: 725 KIncreasing Habitat Diversity in Southwestern Forests and Woodlands via Prescribed Fire
Kieth E. Severson and John N. Rinne
PDF File Size: 1.3 MBFire Effects on Ponderosa Pine Soils and Their Management Implications
W. W. Covington and S. S. Sackett
PDF File Size: 825 KPlaying with Fire: Effects of Fire in Management of Southwestern Recreation Resources
Jonathan G. Taylor
PDF File Size: 1.2 MBUsing Fire as a Management Tool in Southwestern Ponderosa Pine
Michael G. Harrington and Stephen S. Sackett
PDF File Size: 1.4 MBSocial/Political Obstacles and Opportunities in Prescribed Fire Management
Terry C. Daniel
PDF File Size: 615 KSmoke Management: An Emerging Profession
Peter Lahm, Douglas Fox, and Al Riebau
PDF File Size: 770 KPrescribed Fire Monitoring and Evaluation Activities
P. N. Omi
PDF File Size: 970 KOpportunities for Fire Management in the Future
Peter F. Ffolliott
PDF File Size: 1.9 MBFire History in a Small Ponderosa Pine Stand Surrounded by Chaparral
J. H. Dieterich and A. R. Hibbert
PDF File Size: 730 KEffects of Tebuthiuron and Fire on Pinyon-Juniper Woodlands in Southcentral New Mexico
Roger D. Wittie and Kirk C. McDaniel
PDF File Size: 985 KRunoff and Sediment from a Burned Sagebrush Community
J. R. Simanton, G. D. Wingate, and M. A. Weltz
PDF File Size: 890 KSeedbed Ecology of Lehmann Lovegrass in Relation to Fire
L. B. Sumrall, B. A. Roundy, J. R. Cox, and V. K. Winkel
PDF File Size: 395 KFire Management in the Taos-Blue Lake Wilderness Area
Thomas V. Skinner
PDF File Size: 320 KForest Fires in Mexico: Causes and Strategies
Luis Antonio Bojorquez-Tapia
PDF File Size: 365 KImpact of Fire on the Microbial Processes in Pinyon-Juniper Woodlands: Management Implications
Carole Coe Klopatek, Leonard F. DeBano, and Jeffrey M. Klopatek
PDF File Size: 1 MBWettability of an Arizona Chaparral Soil Influenced by Prescribed Burning
John H. Brock and Leonard F. DeBano
PDF File Size: 425 KFire Effects Information System: An Aid for Fire Use in the Southwest
William C. Fischer and Nancy E. McMurray
PDF File Size: 940 KFIREMAP: Simulation of Fire Behavior-A GIS Supported System
Maria J. Vasconcelos, D. Phillip Guertin, and Malcolm J. Zwolinski
PDF File Size: 445 KStreamflow and Water Quality Responses to Preharvest Prescribed Burning in an Undisturbed Ponderosa Pine Watershed
Gerald J. Gottfried and Leonard F. DeBano
PDF File Size: 935 KSurvival of Damaged Singleleaf Pinyon One Year After Wildfire
David R. Weise
PDF File Size: 450 KFire and Forest Insect Pests
J. M. Schmid and D. L. Parker
PDF File Size: 270 KInteractions of Fire and Dwarf Mistletoe on Mortality of Southwestern Ponderosa Pine
Michael G. Harrington and Frank G. Hawksworth
PDF File Size: 720 KSelective Mortality with Prescribed Fire in Canyon Live Oak
Timothy E. Paysen and Marcia G. Narog
PDF File Size: 320 KAppropriate Suppression Response on the Gila National Forest
Stephan H. Servis and Janet F. Hurley
PDF File Size: 200 KFeedback Mechanism in a Chaparral Watershed Following Wildfire
Burchard H. Heede
PDF File Size: 645 KPrescribed Fire in Arizona Ponderosa Pine Forests: A 24-Year Case Study
Peter F. Ffolliot and D. Phillip Guertin
PDF File Size: 690 KSelected References: Fire Effects in the Southwest
L. F. DeBano, J. H. Dieterich, W. W. Covington, and M. J. Zwolinski
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Title: RM-GTR-191:
Effects of fire management of southwestern natural resources
Electronic Publish Date: August 1, 2011
Last Update: August
1, 2011