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Project ID: 03-2-1-07

Year: 2003

Date Started: 01/30/2004

Date Completed: 01/04/2007

Title: Effectiveness of Pre-Fire Fuel Treatments

Project Proposal Abstract: This proposal responds to Task 1 of the second Announcement for Proposals (AFP) authorized by the Joint Fire Science Program Governing Board in 2003, which calls for projects that would obtain time-sensitive information following wildland fire incidents related to the effects of previous land management activities on fire behavior and severity. Proactive fire management increasingly relies on pre-fire fuel manipulations to reduce the potential for catastrophic wildfires. The proposed research would compare the severity of future wildflres in adjacent treated and untreated stands, as well as native and exotic plant species cover. The timedependency for collection of this ephemeral data has been proven through previous experience with the proposed methods. The results of this research would provide information on the effectiveness of pre-fire management activities for mitigating adverse wildfire effects across ecosystems, fire regimes, geographic locations, and management jurisdictions.

Principal Investigator: Philip N. Omi

Agency/Organization: Omi Associates

Branch or Dept:


Other Project Collaborators

Type

Name

Agency/Organization

Branch or Dept

Co-Principal Investigator

Erik J. Martinson

MarLynn Ecological Consulting

Federal Cooperator

Geneva W. Chong

USGS-Geological Survey

BRD-National Elk Refuge

Federal Fiscal Representative

Candyce Jeffery

Colorado State University

Sponsored Programs

Federal Fiscal Representative

Carmen N. Morales

Colorado State University

Sponsored Programs


Project Locations

Consortium

California

Northwest

Southern Rockies

Southwest


There are no project locations identified for this project.

Project Deliverables

Final Report view or print

("Results presented in JFSP Final Reports may not have been peer-reviewed and should be interpreted as tentative until published in a peer-reviewed source.")

  ID Type Title
view or print   2490 Refereed Publication Rapid Assessment of Postfire Plant Invasions in Coniferous Forests of the Western United States

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