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05-S-08
2005
05/23/2005
09/30/2011
A Regional Experiment to Evaluate Effects of Fire and Fire Surrogate Treatments in the Sagebrush Biome
The study would: 1) provide managers with improved information to restore ecological communities that is relevant across the 100+ million acres of the sagebrush biome; 2) match the temporal and spatial scales at which managers operate; 3) reduce management risk and uncertainty of catastrophic wildfire to the greatest degree possible; and 4) provide managers with information that would allow them to better understand tradeoffs inherent in the choice of management alternatives.
James D. McIver
Oregon State University
Eastern Oregon Agricultural Research Center

Other Project Collaborators

Other Project Collaborators

Type

Name

Agency/Organization

Branch or Dept

Co-Principal Investigator

Bruce A. Roundy

Brigham Young University

Department of Plant & Wildlife Sciences

Co-Principal Investigator

Carla D'Antonio

ARS-Agricultural Research Service

Exotic & Invasive Weeds Research Unit-Reno

Co-Principal Investigator

Frederick B. Pierson

ARS-Agricultural Research Service

NWRC-Northwest Watershed Research Center

Co-Principal Investigator

Jeanne C. Chambers

Forest Service

RMRS-Forestry Sciences Lab-Reno

Co-Principal Investigator

Mark W. Brunson

Utah State University

Department of Environment & Society

Co-Principal Investigator

Mike L. Pellant

BLM-Bureau of Land Management

Co-Principal Investigator

Paul S. Doescher

Oregon State University

Department of Forest Ecosystems & Society

Co-Principal Investigator

Robin J. Tausch

Forest Service

RMRS-Forestry Sciences Lab-Reno

Co-Principal Investigator

Sherm Karl

BLM-Bureau of Land Management

National Operations Center

Co-Principal Investigator

Stephen C. Bunting

University of Idaho

Rangeland Ecology & Management

Co-Principal Investigator

Steve T. Knick

USGS-Geological Survey

FRESC-Forest & Rangeland Ecosystem Science Center

Co-Principal Investigator

Summer C. Olsen

Utah State University

Department of Environment & Society

Federal Cooperator

David A. Pyke

USGS-Geological Survey

FRESC-Forest & Rangeland Ecosystem Science Center

Project Locations

Project Locations

Fire Science Exchange Network


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BLM

ALL

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BLM

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BLM

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Final Report

Project Deliverables

Title
Rau, B.M. 2009. Assessing Carbon and Nitrogen in a Central Nevada Pinyon Woodland with Tree Encroachment and Prescribed Fire. Ph.D. Dissertation, University of Nevada-Reno, Reno, Nevada.View
Drivers of community dynamics in sagebrush steppe ecosystems: cattle grazing, heat, and water stressView
The 2005 Nevada rangeland vegetation survey general public questionnaire and survey of responsesView
Range Conservation a Step at a Time. Utah State Today.View
Gauging the acceptability of fuels management: a matter of trustView
Rangeland Fires and Cheatgrass: Values at Risk and Support for Preservation. Western Rural Development Center, Rural Connections.View
Sagebrush steppe treatment evaluation project (SageSTEP): restoration research with practical applications. Western Rural Development Center, Rural Connections.View
Willingness to pay estimation when protest beliefs are inseparable from the public goodView
Sagebrush Steppe Treatment Evaluation Project Bridge Creek Site Fact Sheet 2009View
Sagebrush Steppe Treatment Evaluation Project Moses Coulee Site Fact Sheet 2009View
Sagebrush Steppe Treatment Evaluation Project South Ruby Mountain Site Fact Sheet 2009View
SageSTEP News Issue 11, Winter 2009/2010View
SageSTEP News Issue 12, Spring 2010View
Restoring sagebrush rangelands in the Great Basin: an introduction to alternative land management strategiesView
Restoring sagebrush rangelands in the Great Basin: an introduction to alternative land management strategiesView

Supporting Documents