Bird Communities and Stringers
LSFSC quick-read research brief. Written by Shelby A. Weiss (Applied Sciences Program, Seney NWR)
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- Research Brief
- Topic
- Wildlife
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Birds, Mixed-Pine and Fire In Eastern Upper Michigan
LSFSC quick-read research brief. Written by Dawn S. Marsh (Applied Sciences Program Intern, Seney NWR)
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- Research Brief
- Topic
- Forests & Silviculture, Wildlife
Fire Effects on Amphibians and Reptiles
LSFSC quick-read research brief. Written by Shelby A. Weiss (Applied Sciences Program, Seney NWR)
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- Research Brief
- Topic
- Fire Ecology, Wildlife
Effects of mechanical and prescribed fire treatments on jack pine regeneration and arthropod communities in the Baraga Plains
LSFSC quick-read research brief. Written by Emily Caretti and Jessica Miesel (Michigan State University)
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- Research Brief
- Topic
- Forests & Silviculture, Post-fire Recovery
Optimizing burn regimes to maintain snags for savanna birds in Minnesota
LSFSC quick-read research brief. Written by Kathleen Quigley (Michigan State University)
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- Research Brief
- Topic
- Forests & Silviculture, Wildlife
Seventh Annual Burning Issues Workshop and Michigan Prescribed Fire Council Annual Meeting
Building and sustaining situational awareness – Clark McCreedy, USDI-Fish and Wildlife Service
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- Workshop
- Topic
- Fire Ecology, Prescribed Fire
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- 2021
Monitoring the response of moose to large fires in Minnesota.
Mike Schrage Wildlife Biologist, Fond du Lac Resource Management Division, Cloquet, MN [email protected]
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- Webinar
- Topic
- Monitoring & Mapping, Wildlife
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- 2018
2017 LSFSC Fire Science Intern Projects
Lowland brushlands in Minnesota are disturbance-dependent ecosystems that provide habitat for 80 wildlife species on the MN DNR Species in Greatest Conservation Need (SGCN) list, nearly half of which are…
- Type
- Webinar
- Topic
- Fire Ecology, Prescribed Fire
- Year
- 2018
Prescribed fire in pine stands, tree mortality and the response of insects and pathogens
Prescribed fire in pine stands, tree mortality and the response of insects and pathogens: Fire injury can kill older pine trees outright, creating breeding material for bark and wood boring…
- Type
- Webinar
- Topic
- Forests & Silviculture, Prescribed Fire
- Year
- 2018
Wildlife implications across snag treatment types in jack pine stands of Upper Michigan.
Shelby Weiss School of Environment and Natural Resources at Ohio State University [email protected]
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- Webinar
- Topic
- Forests & Silviculture, Wildlife
- Year
- 2017