September Newsletter: Women in Fire Science, Smoke Chemistry, Prescribed Fires and more...
Another year of research highlights now available
Mammalian eating habits and dry forests
Forest Service appoints new senior scientists
The big picture on whitebark pine
Spicing up native plant restoration
Forest shrubs affect tree height
- Avances en el conocimiento de la dinámica forestal: el papel del monitoreo regional
- Native desert grassland plant species declines and accelerated erosion in the Paint Gap Hills of southwest Texas
- Water sustainability and watershed storage
- The truth about cats and dogs: Landscape composition and human occupation mediate the distribution and potential impact of non-native carnivores
- Influence of grazing management on resource selection by a small mammal in a temperate desert of South America
- Roads have no effect on guanaco habitat selection at a Patagonian site with limited poaching
- Hierarchical multi-population viability analysis
- Global warming of Salmon and Trout Rivers in the northwestern U.S.: Road to ruin or path through purgatory?
- Principle components of thermal regimes in mountain river networks
- Assessing water contamination risk from vegetation fires: Challenges, opportunities and a framework for progress
- Effect of forest thinning and wood quality on the short-term wood decomposition rate in a Pinus tabuliformis plantation
- A multi-disciplinary approach to fire management strategy, suppression costs, community interaction, and organizational performance
- Pollen flow and paternity in an isolated and non-isolated black walnut (Juglans nigra L.) timber seed orchard
- Four new species of Morchella from the Americas
- Workplace incivility and employee sleep: The role of rumination and recovery experiences
- Peatland ecosystems studied to better predict environmental change
- Mapping Mountain Peatlands
- In the Great Lakes Region, Special Trees Have an Absorbing Role
- International Framework Helps U.S. and Other Nations Understand Pressing Sustainability Challenges
- The eating habits of elk, cattle and gophers dramatically impact forest vegetation
- Forest Service Scientists Do Some Serious Sleuthing to Detect Illegal Marijuana Grow Sites
- Smokejumper in Space brings back "Moon Trees"
- Volunteers Count Every Street Tree in New York City
- Bats do not make it easy to study bats
- Baltimore's Urban Tree Canopy Flourishes