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Southwest Fire Learning Network (2005 - 2006)
The Southwest Fire Learning Network workshops gave participants the opportunity to learn about new and evolving science and management tools that can help us identify reference conditions, fire regimes, and restoration potential for grassland, shrubland, woodland, and forested systems within the region.
Disturbance Ecology of SW Ecosystems- Climate Variation and SW Ecosystems - Relevance to Establishing Reference Condition
- Fire Regime Condition Class and the LANDFIRE Project
- Ecological Site Descriptions and State-Transition Models for Rangelands
- Spatial Extent and Condition of Central and Southern Arizona Grasslands
- New Mexico Rangeland Ecological Assessment
- Fire Return Interval Assessment at White Sands Missile Range and White Sands National Monument
- New Mexico Rangeland Ecological Assessment
- Fire Regime Condition Class Assessment Process on the Gila NF
- Fire Size and Patterns of Burn Severity on Post-fire Regeneration and Trajectories of Change in Ponderosa Pine Forests
- What Do Land Managers Need form Assessments
- BLM Application of State-Transition Models and Indicators of Rangeland Health
- New Mexico Rangeland Ecological Assessment
- Apache-Sitgreaves Fire Use Planning and Monitoring
- Using Historical Reconstructions of Ecosystem Processes to Guide Ecological Restoration - A Case Study from the Jemez Mountains
- The National Fire Learning Network
- Thoughts on Historical and Modern Fire Regimes, Stand Structures, and Landscape Dynamics in Piñon-Juniper Vegetation of the Western US
- New Piñon-Juniper Ecological Site Descriptions and the Fire History Information Used to Build State and Transition Models
- PJ Habitat Types - Basis of Their Development and Their Use Describing Reference Conditions
- Status of LANDFIRE Models of Piñon-Juniper Systems
- The SW Forest Assessment Project Methods for Estimating Reference Conditions and Departure for Vegetation at a Regional and National Forest Level
- The BLM Rangeland Ecological Assessment - Identifying Restoration Opportunities at the Landscape Scale
- Forest Service Terrestrial Ecosystem Surveys - Using Integrated Soil, Vegetation, and Climate Data as an Aid to Understanding Historic Fire Regimes
- Ecology of White Sands Missile Range
- Habitat Types of White Sands Missile Range and Relationship to Fire Regime
- Fire History of the Oscuras
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