These JFSP publications are a summarization of a completed research project.
| A Tale of Teakettle: Fire is Key to Restoring Forests |
| A Toolkit for Assessing Fire Hazards |
| All Fired Up: Whitebark Pines are Crucial in the Cascades and Beyond |
| Aloha to flammable fountain grass: Fuels management comes to the big island of Hawaii |
| Angle of Repose: Testing Erosion and Prescribed Fire in Eastern Oregon and Washingtons Blue Mountains |
| ArcFuels: Integrating Wildfire Models and Risk Analysis into Landscape Fuels Management |
| Beetles and Severe Fire: Whos on First?
A Century of Disturbance in Colorados
Subalpine Forests |
| Behavior Modification: Tempering Fire at the Landscape Level |
| Blackbrush Shrublands: Fire Conditions and Solutions in the Mojave |
| Breakthrough at the Missouri River Breaks: A Quick Tool for Comparing Burned and Unburned Sites |
| Burned Landscapes of Southwestern Oregon: What is In It for Northern Spotted Owls? |
| Burning and Beetles: Why Does Fire Spark Beetle Attack? |
| Chainsaws or Driptorches: How Should Fire Risk Be Reduced? |
| Chewing the landscape: Masticated fuel beds pose novel challenges |
| Climate and Fire in the Northern Rockies: Past, Present, and Future |
| Consume 3.0 A Software Tool for Computing Fuel Consumption |
| Earth and Fire: Forest Rely on Healthy Soils for a Well-rounded Diet |
| Filling in the blanks for prescribed fires in shrublands |
| Fire Returns to Southern Appalachian Forests |
| Fire and Climate in the Inland Pacific Northwest:
Integrating Science and Management |
| Fire and Ice: Fire Severity and Future
Flammability in Alaskan Black Spruce Forests |
| Fire and Rain: Stemming the Tide of Invasive Plants in Hawaiian Ecosystems |
| Fire is for the Birds in Northern Mixed-Grass Prairie |
| Fire is for the Birds in Northern Mixed-Grass Prairie [Second Opinion] |
| Forecast for the Southern Boreal Forest: An Increasing Incidence of Severe Disturbance |
| From green to mean: Live fuels like to misbehave |
| From the Ground Up, Way Up Comparing Field Data With Satellite Imagery to Fine Tune Fire Severity Modeling in Western Ecosystems |
| From the Ground Up: New Fire Weather Model Boosts Accuracy |
| Fuels Treatment Demonstration Sites in the Boreal Forests of Interior Alaska |
| Have It Your Way: Open Source Software Brings Common Ground to Smoke Management and Emissions Inventories |
| How Does a Sierran Forest Grow? Fire, Thinning, and Regenerating Trees |
| Improving a Widely-used Tree Mortality Model: Better Predictions Change the Landscape |
| In Plantations or Natural Stands: Ponderosa is Programmed to Partner with Fire |
| In a Ponderosa Pine Forest, Prescribed Fires Reduce the Likelihood of Scorched Earth |
| Keep the Home Fires Burning: Rare Birds and Better Abodes in Southeastern Arizona |
| Lessons from the Hayman Fire: Weeds, woodpeckers, and fire severity |
| Lines in the Dirt: Little Umpqua Gentian and the Big Biscuit Fire |
| Listening to the Message of the Black-backed Woodpecker, a Hot Fire Specialist |
| Lookouts in the sky with algorithms: Forecasting air quality with satellite-sent data |
| Low-intensity Fire in Eastern White Pine: A Supporting Role in Understory Diversity |
| Mapping and Estimating Forest Fuel with Radar Remote Sensing |
| Masticating Fuels: Effects of Prescribed Fire Behavior and Subsequent Vegetation Effects |
| Mitigating Debris Flows in the Post-fire Landscape |
| Mixed-fire Regime of the Klamath-Siskiyou:
New Postfire Potentials |
| Over 50 Years of Burning on the South Carolina Coastal Plain |
| Pentimento: Fuels Reduction and Restoration in the Bosque of the Middle Rio Grande |
| Pine chronologies in central Appalachian forests: Fiery implications |
| Postfire soil erosion and how to manage it |
| Prescribed Burning and Big Trees: Can We Do It Without Killing the Trees? |
| Prevent or Reduce Fire With Goats: No Kidding! |
| Reality Show: SPLATS Take a Trip from Theory to the Tahoe National Forest |
| Recovery After Fire in Klamath-Siskiyou: What Happens Without Planting? |
| Restoring Fire to the Longleaf Pine Forest |
| Restoring Mixed Conifer Ecosystems to Pre-Fire
Suppression Conditions in Crater Lake National Park |
| Restoring Mountain Meadows |
| Sagebrush Steppe: A Story of Encroachment and Invasion |
| Salt Cedar: Is Burning an Option? |
| Salvage logging and intensity in central Oregon |
| Searching, Witnessing, Testing: Plants and Fire in Southern California |
| Sharpening the Tools for Prescribed Burns in Eastern Mixed Oak Forests |
| Something In the Air: Climate, Fire, and Ponderosa Pine in Southwestern Colorado |
| Taking the Guesswork Out of Lightning-caused Wildfire |
| Tested by Fire: What Happens When Wildfires Meet Fuel Treatments? |
| Testing the Conventional Wisdom: Fuel Management Approaches for the Central Hardwood Region |
| The Cone Fire: A Chance Reckoning for Fuel Treatments |
| The Fire Effects Information System: How a Superhero Database Comes to Save the Day |
| The First Order Fire Effects Model Adapts to the 21st Century |
| The Forest, the Fire and the Fungi: Studying the Effects of Prescribed Burning on Mycorrhizal Fungi in Crater Lake National Park |
| The Great Lakes Landscape: Understanding Historic and Modern Fire |
| The Impossible Summer Burn: Techniques for Fuel Reduction, Habitat Restoration and Happy Locals in Northeastern Pine Barrens |
| The Indefatigable Hand: Cutting, Funding, Studying Treatments, Federal Timber and Market Impacts |
| The Steward Keeps His Garden: Chipping, Burning, and the Care of Southeastern Pine Woodlands |
| The Tao of Treating Weeds: Reaching for Restoration in the Northern Rocky Mountains |
| Using Fire to Manage Invasive Vegetation: The State of the Art |
| When Chaparral and Coastal Sage Scrub Burn: Consequences for Mammals, Management, and More |
| Where There is Fire, There is Smoke |