Restoration and Management of Forests for Future Climate Changes in Wisconsin, USA
LSFSC quick-read research brief. Written by Brice Hanberry and Daniel Dey
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- Research Brief
- Topic
- Forests & Silviculture, Post-fire Recovery
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2019 LSFSC Fire Science Intern Projects
The Moquah Barrens (Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest, Wisconsin) has been under prescribed fire management since 1970. The management area was significantly expanded in 2009 through the Northwest Sands project, and there…
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- Webinar
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- Forests & Silviculture, Post-fire Recovery
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- 2020
Sharp-tailed grouse reintroduction at Moquah Barrens.
Archived LSFSC webinar: Sharp-tailed grouse reintroduction at Moquah Barrens..
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- Webinar
- Topic
- Fire Science
- Year
- 2018
Wisconsin Winter Fire Workshop 2018
The Wisconsin Winter Fire Workshop returned with an agenda designed to foster connections between presenters and other participants, and networking among all members of the Wisconsin wildland fire community.
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- Workshop
- Topic
- Human Dimensions & Partnerships
- Year
- 2018
Waupee Barrens Field Tour
Join Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest staff for a Field Tour (includes five stops) to observe and discuss this landscape effort to restore and manage pine barrens and northern dry forest on…
- Type
- Field Tour
- Topic
- Fire Ecology, Forests & Silviculture
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- 2017
Wisconsin Winter Fire Workshop 2017
Where: University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point campus, Dreyfus University Center. Laird Room 230, Stevens Point, WI
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- Workshop
- Topic
- Fire Science
- Year
- 2017
Reconstructing Historical Fire Regimes and Forest Structure in Wisconsin’s Red Pine Dominated Forests
Jed Meunier and Nathan S. Holoubek (Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources Science Services), Peter M. Brown (Rocky Mountain Tree-Ring Research), and Tricia A. Gorby-Knoot (Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources Forestry)[email protected]
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- Webinar
- Topic
- Fire Ecology, Forests & Silviculture
- Year
- 2016
Restoration of fire-dependent pine barren ecosystems in northern Wisconsin – Bridging the gap between research and management practices.
Fire-dependent communities are declining worldwide due to fire suppression and land development, reducing biodiversity. Open pine barren and savannah ecosystems (‘pine barrens’ hereafter) are a classic example of fire-dependent ecosystem…
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- Webinar
- Topic
- Fire Ecology, Forests & Silviculture
- Year
- 2016
Fire history, climate, and Ojibwe land use over the past 400 years in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness of Northern Minnesota
Evan Larson Department of Geography University of Wisconsin-Platteville [email protected]
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- Webinar
- Topic
- Water & Soils, Weather & Climate
- Year
- 2016
2015 LSFSC Fire Science Intern Projects
Response of insectivore pollinators, plant diversity, and fuel loads to a large-scale barren and northern dry forest restoration project in northeastern Wisconsin.
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- Webinar
- Topic
- Forests & Silviculture, Fuels Management
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- 2015