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Dr. Scott L. Stephens Hometown: Ph.D. Wildland Resource Science, University of California Berkeley |
Forest Structure and wildfire
effects of Jeffrey pine-mixed conifer forests in the Sierra San Pedro Martir,
Mexico Fire and Fire Surrogates Treatments for Ecological Restoration Sierra Nevada Adaptive Management Project
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Dr. Rick Everett Hometown: Missoula, MT Ph.D. Geography (Fire History / Fire Ecology) , University of California Riverside M.Sc. Biology California State University San Bernardino B.Sc. Forestry University of
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Sierra Nevada Forests: Quantification of Forest Change since 1911. [Abstract]
Joint Fire Science Program: Comprehensive Fuels Treatment Practices Guide for Ponderosa/Jeffrey Pine and Ponderosa/Mixed Conifer Forests [Abstract]
Sierra Nevada Adaptive Management Plan (SNAMP) Forest Reference conditions [SNAMP Website]
Joint Fire Sciences Program: Fire Regimes of Forests in the Transverse and Peninsular Ranges of Southern California [Abstract] [Project Webpage]
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Zev Balsen
zev.balsen@berkeley.edu
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Lindsay Aney Chiono Hometown: Paisley, OR B.Sc. Environmental Sciences, Linfield College, OR |
DFPZ Vegetation modeling of the Plumas NF [Abstract]
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Alison Forrestel Hometown: Buffalo, NY B.A. Environmental Biology, Columbia University
M.F. Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies
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Landscape scale patterns of fire ecology at Crater Lake National Park
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Kevin Krasnow Hometown: San Diego, CA B.A, Human Biology, Stanford University M. Sc. Geography, University of Colorado
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Sierra Nevada Adaptive Management Plan (SNAMP) [SNAMP Website] Historic fire frequency and spatial patters in the Sierra Nevada Aspen ecology and restoration in the Sierra Nevada Fuels mapping and wildfire simulation |
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Dan Stark Hometown: La Mesa, CA B.S., Conservation and Resource Studies,
Minor in Forestry |
Fire-Fire Surrogate Study: An Entomological and Pathological Analysis [Abstract]
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Danny Fry dfry@berkeley.edu Hometown: Hawthorne, CA M.S. Biology BS. Biology |
Fire History of Whiskeytown National Recreation Area [Abstract] Effects of Seasonal Prescribed Fire and Fire Surrogates on Knobcone Pine Regeneration [Abstract] Medusahead reduction using prescription fire Fire History of riparian orchids of the Mendocino NF [Abstract] Fire History of Canary Island Pines [Abstract] |
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Emily Moghaddas emoghaddas@gmail.com Hometown: Berkeley, CA Ph.D., University of California Berkeley M.S., Environmental Science, Policy, and Management
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Does Dirt Burn? Soil Response To
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Jason Moghaddas moghad@berkeley.edu Hometown: Berkeley, CA M.S. Environmental Science, Policy and Management Registered Professional Forester #2774, State of California Site Manager,
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A Study of the Consequences of Fire and Fire Surrogates [Abstract] [Photo Gallery] Fire Hazard and Silvicultural Systems: 25 Years of Experience from the
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Gary Roller
groller@nature.berkeley.edu Hometown: Lander, WY M. S. Forestry B.S. Forestry, |
Project Manager: Sierra Nevada Adaptive Management Plan (SNAMP)-Ecological and fire behavior effects of Strategically Placed Treatments (SPLATs) SNAMP Website |
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Hometown:
Ph.D University of California Berkeley
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Sierra Nevada Adaptive Management Plan (SNAMP) [SNAMP Website]
Managing Natural Wildfires in Sierra Nevada Wilderness Area
Spatial Patterns of Large Natural Fires in Sierra Nevada Wilderness Areas [
Initial Changes in Forest Understory Communities Following Fuel Reduction Treatments
Fire regimes of mixed conifer forests in the north-central Sierra Nevada at multiple spatial scales
Regional relationships between climate and wildfire burned area in the Interior West, USA
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Dr. Jim Bertenshaw Hometown: Richmond, CA Ph.D. Plant Physiology |
Does Dirt Burn? Soil Response To |
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Dr. Rand Evett Hometown: Santa Rosa, CA Ph.D. Wildland Resource Science |
Reconstructing Late Holocene Changes in Climate,
Vegetation, and Fire Regimes in the Sierra San
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Dr. Kurt Menning
Hometown: Yosemite, CA
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Landscape Fuel Treatment Effectiveness in the Plumas
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Andy Amacher Hometown: Sunnyvale, CA Ph. D. University of California Berkeley M.S., Zoology B.Sc., Forestry and Wildlife Management,
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The Fire and Fire Surrogate Study: Effects of Fire and Mechanical Treatments on Wildlife [Abstract]
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Travis Freed Hometown: Bloomsburg, PA M.S. Environmental Science, Policy and Management B.S., Geography |
Evaluating Changes in Fire Hazard in Coastal Oak Woodlands Due to Sudden Oak Death Syndrome Fire History of Calaveras Big Trees State Park |
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Hometown: Ithaca, NY Ph.D. University of California, Berkeley M.S., Forest Science
Assistant Professor,
Fire Science and Forest Conservation,
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Ecological Effects of Fire and Silviculture in the
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Tadashi Moody tmoody@nature.berkeley.edu Hometown: San Jose, CA M.S. Environmental Science, Policy and Management B.S., Forestry and Natural Resources Senior Research Associate, Max Moritz Lab |
Fire History of the Plumas National Forest [Abstract] Landscape Scale Effects of Prescribed Natural Fire Programs in Three Wilderness Areas [Abstract] |
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Hometown: Pasadena, CA B.A., Environmental Studies, Tufts University B.A. Sociology, Tufts University
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Ecological Diversity in Chaparral Following Prescribed Fire and Mastication in Varying Seasons [Abstract] [Photo Gallery]
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Hometown: Alexandria, NH B.S. Horticulture
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Hometown: Sebastopol, CA Ph. D. University of California Berkeley M.S., Environmental Science, Policy, and Management B.S., Evolution and Ecology
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:Effectiveness of prescribed fire as a fuel treatment in Californian coniferous forests [Abstract]
Joint Fire Science Program: Translating SPLATs from a theoretical to a real world landscape: The implications of fuel management strategies for Sagehen Creek Basin, Tahoe National Forest. [Abstract]
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