jfsp-publications

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Issue No.	Title
25	Telling Fires Storythrough Narrative and Art	View Digest
24	Bridging the Gap: Joint Fire Science Program Outcomes	View Digest
23	Secretarial Order 3336 Science Priorities: The Role of Science Past, Present, and Future	View Digest
22	Scanning the Future of Wildfire: Resilience Ahead...Whether We Like It or Not?	View Digest
21	Fire, Fuels, and Streams: The Effects and Effectiveness of Riparian Treatments	View Digest
20	Traditional Ecological Knowledge: A Model for Modern Fire Management?	View Digest
19	Taming the Software Chaos: True to Its Promise, IFTDSS Eases the Burden of Fuels Treatment Planning� and Does a Lot More Besides	View Digest
18	Graduate Research Innovation Awards Encourage Young Scientists to Ask Bold Questions	View Digest
17	Building Trust, Establishing Credibility, and Communicating Fire Issues with the Public	View Digest
16	Capturing Fire: RxCADRE Takes Fire Measurements to Whole New Level	View Digest
15	Climate Change Tipping Points: A Point of No Return?	View Digest
14	Smoke Science Plan: The Path Forward	View Digest
13	Cheating Cheatgrass: New Research to Combat a Wily Invasive Weed	View Digest
12	Bark Beetles and Fire: Two Forces of Nature Transforming Western Forests	View Digest
11	Knowledge Exchange: A Two-Way Street	View Digest
10	After the Fire is Out	View Digest
9	Preparing Tomorrows Fire Professionals: Integration of Education, Training, and Experience Through Science-Management Partnerships	View Digest
8	The Joint Fire Science Programs First 10 Years	View Digest
7	A Powerful New Planning Environment for Fuels Managers: The Interagency Fuels Treatment Decision Support System	View Digest
6	Making Biomass Pay: Obstacles and Opportunities	View Digest
5	Community Wildfire Protection Plans: Reducing Wildfire Hazards in the Wildland Urban Interface	View Digest
4	Wildland Fire Use: Managing for a Fire-Smart Landscape	View Digest
3	Big Changes in the Great Basin	View Digest
2	The Rothermel Fire-Spread Model: Still Running Like a Champ	View Digest
1	The Fire-Climate Connection	View Digest

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Issue No.	Issue Date	Title
149	January 2012	Predicting Dry Lightning Risk Nationwide	View Brief
148	December 2011	Ponderosa Pine Biomass Relationships Vary with Site Treatment and Site Productivity	View Brief
147	December 2011	Evaluating the Effects and Effectiveness of Post-Fire Seeding Treatments in Western Forests	View Brief
146	November 2011	Post-Fire Logging: An Effective Tool for Managing Future Fuels in Coniferous Inland Northwest Forests	View Brief
145	November 2011	Assessing Mechanical Mastication and Thinning-Piling-Burning Treatments on the Pinyon-Juniper Woodlands of Southwestern Colorado	View Brief
144	October 2011	Fire Helps the Lonesome Pine	View Brief
143	October 2011	Woodpecker Habitat After the Fire	View Brief
142	September 2011	A Project in Two Parts: Developing Fire Histories for the Eastern U.S. and Creating a Climate-Based Continental Fire Frequency Model to Fill Data Gaps	View Brief
141	September 2011	Modifying the Model to Mitigate Crown Fire: Improving Estimates of Canopy Fuels for the Black Hills (and Beyond)	View Brief
140	August 2011	Reducing Fuels Through Mulching Treatments: What are the Ecological Effects?	View Brief
139	August 2011	Evaluating Bark Beetle and Wildfire Dynamics in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem	View Brief
138	July 2011	Optimizing the Location of Fuel Treatments Over Time at Landscape Scales	View Brief
137	July 2011	Striving for Long-Term Forest Sustainability--Even as the Climate Changes	View Brief
136	June 2011	Improved Understanding of Climate-Fire Relationships Along North America's Pacific Coast	View Brief
135	June 2011	Assessing Fuel Treatment Effectiveness After the Tripod Complex Fires	View Brief
134	May 2011	Thumbs Up or Down to Annual Burning of a Tidal Marsh in Maryland?	View Brief
133	May 2011	Following the Smoke Trail	View Brief
132	April 2011	Fire History Study Reveals Surprises About Mixed-Pine Ecology in Eastern Upper Michigan	View Brief
131	April 2011	Assessing Post-Fire Treatment Effects and Burn Severity on the Sandy Loam Soils of Oregon	View Brief
130	March 2011	Rising Temperatures Trigger Ecological Changes in the Boreal Forest of Alaska	View Brief
129	March 2011	Can Archeology Survive a Fire?	View Brief
128	February 2011	Fish and Forest Management: Not Necessarily at Odds	View Brief
127	February 2011	OK-FIRE: Weather-Based Decision Support for Wildland Fire Management	View Brief
126	January 2011	Saving the Cypress: Restoring Fire to Rare, At-Risk Species	View Brief
125	January 2011	Mastication on Red Mountain: Investigating Fuel Loads and Fire Effects	View Brief
124	December 2010	Challenges to Implementing "Best Available Science"	View Brief
123	December 2010	Who Made That Smoke?	View Brief
122	November 2010	Seeing Through the Haze: A Tool for Apportioning Emission Sources for Use in Smoke Management Programs	View Brief
121	November 2010	The Northeast Washington Forestry Coalition: A Citizen-Agency Partnership that Works	View Brief
120	October 2010	The Good Earth: Run-off, Erosion, and Recovery in the Post-fire Chaparral Steeplands of Southern California	View Brief
119	September 2010	Introducing FuelCalc: A New Tool that Helps Turn Static Inventory Data into Actionable Information	View Brief
118	August 2010	Frequencies, Lasers, and Wavelenghts: A Quest for Affordable, Landscape Scale Remote Sensing	View Brief
117	July 2010	Naked Eyes and Hyperspectral Images Build Fuel Maps in the Southern Appalachian Mountains	View Brief
116	July 2010	Nature in a Name: Paulownia tomentosa Exotic Tree, Native Problem	View Brief
115	June 2010	Bending, Like the Reed in the Wind: A System to Restore Northwestern Forests	View Brief
114	June 2010	After the Fire: Assessing Post-Treatment Effects on Fine Fuels in the Sierra Nevada	View Brief
113	June 2010	Tapping into Technology and Information Resources to Assess Erosion Risk	View Brief
112	June 2010	Upland Oak Regeneration	View Brief
111	June 2010	Getting Public Involvement in Wildfire Hazard Mitigation	View Brief
110	May 2010	Forecast for the Great Basin	View Brief
109	May 2010	Burning and Bats: Fire's Effect on the Endangered Indiana Bat	View Brief
108	May 2010	Managing for Fish and Fire: A Balancing Act in the Gila National Forest	View Brief
107	May 2010	Taming Non-Native Grasses in Zion National Park	View Brief
106	May 2010	BAER Truth: Fertilization and Yarrow Show Promise for Restoring Vegetation Cover After Fire on the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest	View Brief
105	April 2010	Going Underground: Studying Fuel Treatment Effects on the Mycorrhizal Community of Northern California	View Brief
104	April 2010	Reptiles and Amphibians in an Upland Longleaf Pine Forest	View Brief
103	April 2010	Using Lidar to Validate and Strengthen a Long-Range Smoke Transport Model for Air Quality Forecasting	View Brief
102	April 2010	Changes in Public Responses to Wildland Fuel Management Over Time	View Brief
101	April 2010	A Gust Changes Everything: Local Wind Information in Unprecedented Detail with WindWizard and WindNinja	View Brief
100	March 2010	A Need and a Concern: Reducing Fuels in the Riparian Areas of Southwestern Oregon	View Brief

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Title	Date DeliveredDescending
Riparian Fuel Treatments in the Western USA: Challenges and Considerations	16 September, 2016	View Syntheses
Synthesis of Knowledge of Extreme Fire Behavior: Volume 2 for Fire Behavior Specialists, Researchers	6 April , 2016	View Syntheses
The Fire-Oak Literature of Eastern North America: Synthesis and Guidelines	12 August , 2014	View Syntheses
Fuel Reduction Practices and Their Effects on Soil Quality	1 February , 2014	View Syntheses
Fuel Treatments and Fire Severity: A Meta-Analysis	5 June , 2013	View Syntheses
Social Science at the Wildland-Urban Interface: a Compendium of Research Results to Create Fire Adapted Communities	15 May , 2013	View Syntheses
Climate Change, Forests, Fire, Water, and Fish: Building Resilient Landscapes, Streams, and Managers	15 October , 2012	View Syntheses
A Comprehensive Guide to Fuel Management Practices for NW Dry Mixed Conifer Forests	15 October , 2012	View Syntheses
Effectiveness of Fuel Treatments for Mitigating Wildfire Severity: A Manager-focused Review	30 September, 2012	View Syntheses
Research Perspectives on the Public and Fire Management: A Synthesis of Current Social Science on Eight Essential Questions	1 September, 2012	View Syntheses
A Guide to Fuels Management in Riparian Areas of the Interior West	17 April , 2012	View Syntheses
Synthesis of Knowledge: Fire History and Climate Change	17 April , 2012	View Syntheses
Wildland Fire in Ecosystems: Effects of Fire on Cultural Resources and Archaeology	2 April , 2012	View Syntheses
A Comprehensive Guide to Fuels Treatment Practices for Ponderosa Pine in the Black Hills, Colorado Front Range, and Southwest	25 January , 2012	View Syntheses
Synthesis of Knowledge of Extreme Fire Behavior: Volume 1 for Fire Managers	1 November , 2011	View Syntheses
Comprehensive Fuels Treatment Practices Guide for Mixed Conifer Forests: California, Central and Southern Rockies, and the Southwest	22 August , 2011	View Syntheses
Post-Fire Treatment Effectiveness for Hillslope Stabilization	5 January , 2011	View Syntheses
Synthesis of Knowledge from Woody Biomass Removal Case Studies	21 July , 2010	View Syntheses
Mitigating Old Tree Mortality in Long-Unburned, Fire-Dependent Forests: A Synthesis	21 June , 2010	View Syntheses
Ecological Effects of Prescribed Fire Season: A Literature Review and Synthesis for Managers	4 March , 2010	View Syntheses
Synthesis of Knowledge of Hazardous Fuels Management in Loblolly Pine Forests	1 November , 2008	View Syntheses
A Synthesis of Post-Fire Road Treatments for BAER Teams: Methods, Treatment Effectiveness, and Decisionmaking Tools for Rehabilitation	17 October , 2008	View Syntheses
A Comprehensive Guide to Fuels Treatment Practices for Ponderosa Pine in the Black Hills, Colorado Front Range, and Southwest	1 January , 2007	View Syntheses
Wildland Fire in Ecosystems: Effects of Fire on Soil and Water	15 September, 2005	View Syntheses
Wildland Fire in Ecosystems: Effects of Fire on Air	15 December , 2002	View Syntheses
Wildland Fire in Ecosystems: Effects of Fire on Flora	1 December , 2000	View Syntheses
Wildland Fire in Ecosystems: Effects of Fire on Fauna	15 January , 2000	View Syntheses

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Name
FSEN Societal Impacts - From Fieldwork to Firelines Fact Sheet	View
Advancing Adaptation to Changing Fire Regimes Sustained Research Science Plan	View
Landscape-Scale Fuel Treatments Infographic	View
Rebuilding and Resilience After Wildfire Fact Sheet	View
Reducing Damages and Losses to Valued Resources from Wildfires Fact Sheet	View
FSEN Fact Sheet	View
Co-Management of Risk Fact Sheet	View
JFSP Logo	View
The Science of Fuel Treatments	View
FSEN Societal Impacts - From Research to Resilience Fact Sheet	View
JFSP Fact Sheet	View
JFSP 2023 Investment Strategy	View
JFSP 2024 Investment Strategy	View

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DateDescending	Title
Apr 2024	Fiscal Year 2023 Fire Science Exchange Network Annual Summary	View Publication
Apr 2023	Fiscal Year 2022 Fire Science Exchange Network Annual Summary	View Publication
May 2021	Fiscal Year 2021 Annual Summary	View Publication
Jan 2021	Fiscal Year 2020 Annual Summary	View Publication
Dec 2020	Celebrating 10 Years of Wildland Fire Science Delivery	View Publication
Oct 2020	2019 JFSP Progress Report	View Publication
Mar 2020	Providing Fire Science to Leadership: Final Report - Mechanisms	View Publication
Jul 2019	20 Years of Innovation and Transformative Contributions	View Publication
Jul 2019	20 Year Retrospective for the Joint Fire Science Program	View Publication
Apr 2019	2017 JFSP Progress Report	View Publication
Dec 2015	Evaluation Resource Guide for Joint Fire Science Program Fire Exchanges	View Publication

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