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Early “Light Burning” Opposition

2016 Research Brief

Beneficial Fire

Ogle Defends 1920’s “Light Burning”

2016 Research Brief

Beneficial Fire

A High Severity Fire in a Southern California Forest does not Adversely Affect Carnivore Species

2016 Research Brief

Central and Southern California

Fire Ecology

Show Argues That Light Burning Creates Brush Fields

2016 Research Brief

Beneficial Fire

Show Finds Inconsistencies Among Light Burn Plans

2016 Research Brief

Beneficial Fire

Why Should Old-growth Chaparral Be Protected?

2016 Research Brief

Central and Southern California

Fire Ecology, Landscape Resilience

Pyrodiversity Doesn’t Always Increase Biodiversity: An Example from Australia

2016 Research Brief

Central and Southern California

Fire Ecology

Ecological Correlates With Resprouting and Seeding

2016 Research Brief

Central and Southern California

Fire Ecology

Drought and Fire in California

2016 Synthesis

Sierra Nevada, Central and Southern California, Northern California, Mojave and Sonoran Desert, Wildland Urban Interface

Fire Weather & Climate

Fire risk and responses of tortoises to burned habitat in the Northeastern Mojave Desert: Presentation PDF

2016

Mojave and Sonoran Desert

Fire Ecology