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Research conducted from 1960–1970 suggesting methods for controlling hazel and hardwood competition in regeneration of natural dry and dry-mesic pine forests.
Cooperative effort evaluating ecological impacts of prescribed fire for fuels reduction, interactions with pests and invasive species, restoration of fire-damaged ecosystems, and ecosystem restoration.
Overview of the Workshop - Smoke management and smoke hazards are one of the most important things to plan for and manage when doing a prescribed burn, or to consider…
LSFSC quick-read research brief. Written by Shelby A. Weiss (Applied Sciences Program, Seney NWR)
LSFSC quick-read research brief. Written by Chase T. Brooke and Jessica Miesel (Michigan State University)
Overview of the Workshop - Smoke management and smoke hazards are one of the most important things to plan for and manage when doing a prescribed burn, or to consider…
Workshop Objectives - Workshop introduces participants to tools for selecting metrics that match management/restoration objectives; developing site-specific protocols for sampling; developing a monitoring handbook and monitoring protocols/program for your local…
Overview: This three-day, field- and classroom-based workshop is open to all participants of any affiliation, and will introduce participants to: tools for selecting metrics that match management/restoration objectives; developing site-specific…
The LANDFIRE program delivers dozens of spatial datasets representing historic fire regimes, current vegetation, current fuels and much more. Each of these datasets labels more than 9 billion 30m pixels…
Fire is a natural part of the ecosystems in the Great Lakes region. Several factors including harvesting, insect outbreaks, and fire suppression have had an impact on these ecosystems. Of…