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108 years of change in spatial pattern following selective harvest of a Pinus ponderosa stand in northern Arizona, USA
* Sanchez-Meador, A.J. ,Moore, M.M.,* Bakker, J.D. ,Parysow, P.F. 2009
Abiotic and biotic factors explain independent gradients of plant community composition in ponderosa pine forests
* Laughlin, D.C. ,* Abella, S.R. 2007
Altitudinal Variation of Chlorophyll Concentration and Reflectance of the Bark of Populus Tremuloides
* Covington, W.W. 1975
Applied Historical Ecology: Using the Past to Manage for the Future
Swetnam, T.W. ,Allen, C.D. ,Betancourt, J.L. 1999
Arbuscular mycorrhizal propagule densities respond rapidly to ponderosa pine restoration treatments
* Korb, J.E. ,Johnson, N.C. ,* Covington, W.W. 2003
Are fuel treatments effective at achieving ecological and social objectives? A systematic review.
* Kalies, E.L.,Yocom Kent, L.L. 2016
Arizona Ecologist Puts Stamp On Forest Restoration Debate.
Malakoff, D. 2002
Assessing Changes in Canopy Fuels and Potential Fire behavior Following Ponderosa Pine Restoration
* Roccaforte, J.P. ,* Fule, P.Z.,* Covington, W.W. 2009
Assessing fire regimes on Grand Canyon landscapes with fire-scar and fire-record data
* Fule, P.Z. ,* Heinlein, T.A. ,* Covington, W.W. ,Moore, M.M. 2003
Assessing Targets for the Restoration of Herbaceous Vegetation in Ponderosa Pine Forests
* Laughlin, D.C. ,Moore, M.M. ,* Bakker, J.D. ,* Casey, C.C. ,* Springer, J.D. ,* Fule, P.Z. ,* Covington, W.W. 2006
Assessing the Representativeness of the Oldest Permanent Inventory Plots in Northern Arizona Ponderosa Pine Forests
Bell, D.M. ,Parysow, P.F. ,Moore, M.M. 2009
Benefits and Impacts of Road Removal
Switalski, T.A. ,Bissonette, J.A. ,DeLuca, T.H. ,Luce, C.H. ,Madej, M.A. 2004
Biomass estimation for four common grass species in northern Arizona ponderosa pine
Andariese, S.W.,* Covington, W.W. 1986
Book Excerpt: Ecological Restoration of Southwestern Ponderosa Pine Forests
* Friederici, P.G. 2003
Book Review: Flames in Our Forest: Disaster or Renewal?
* Fule, P.Z. 2003
Breeding bird responses to juniper woodland expansion
Rosenstock, S.S. ,Riper, C.V. 2001
Burning Under Old-Growth Ponderosa Pines on Lava Soils
* Fule, P.Z. ,* Verkamp, G. ,* Waltz, A.E.M. ,* Covington, W.W. 2002
Butterfly response to microclimatic conditions following ponderosa pine restoration
* Meyer, C.L. ,Sisk, T.D. 2001
Can pine forest restoration promote a diverse and abundant understory and simultaneously resist nonnative invasion?
* McGlone, C.M. ,* Springer, J.D.,* Laughlin, D.C. 2009
Can Restoration Management Improve Habitat for Insect Pollinators in Ponderosa Pine Forests of the American Southwest?
* Nyoka, S.E. 2010
Carbon and Nitrogen Cycling in Southwestern Ponderosa Pine Forests
Hart, S.C. ,Selmants, P.C. ,Boyle, S.I. ,Overby, S.T. 2006
The carbon costs of mitigating high-severity wildfire in southwestern ponderosa pine
Hurteau, M.D. ,* Stoddard, M.T.,* Fule, P.Z. 2011
Carbon protection and fire risk reduction: toward a full accounting of forest carbon offsets
Hurteau, M.D. ,Koch, G.W. ,Hungate, B.A. 2008
A Case Study on the Economics of Thinning in the Wildland Urban Interface
Larson, D.S. ,Mirth, R. 2004
A century of increasing pine density and associated shifts in understory plant strategies
* Laughlin, D.C. ,Moore, M.M.,* Fule, P.Z. 2011
Changes in canopy fuels and potential fire behavior 1880-2040: Grand Canyon, Arizona
* Fule, P.Z. ,* Crouse, J.E. ,* Cocke, A.E. ,Moore, M.M. ,* Covington, W.W. 2004
Changes in Fire Regimes and Forest Structures of Unharvested Petran and Madrean Pine Forests
* Fule, P.Z.,* Covington, W.W. 1997
Changes in Forest Floor Organic Matter and Nutrient Content Following Clear Cutting in Northern Hardwoods
* Covington, W.W. 1981
Changes in forest structure of a mixed conifer forest, southwestern Colorado, USA
* Fule, P.Z.,* Korb, J.E. ,Wu, R. 2009
Changes in forest vegetation and arbuscular mycorrhizae along a steep elevation gradient in Arizona
* Fisher, M.A. ,* Fule, P.Z. 2004
Changes in La Michilía Biosphere Reserve, Durango, Mexico
* Fule, P.Z.,* Covington, W.W. 1999
Changes in Ponderosa Pine Bunchgrass Ranges in Northern Arizona Resulting from Pine Regeneration and Grazing
Arnold, J.E. 1950
Changes in stand composition and structure between 1981 and 1996 in four Front Range plant communities in Colorado
* Korb, J.E. ,Ranker, T.A. 2000
Changes in Understory Production Following a Wildfire in Southwestern Ponderosa Pine
Oswald, B.P. ,* Covington, W.W. 1983
Changes in Understory Production for Three prescribed burns of different ages in Ponderosa Pine
Andariese, S.W.,* Covington, W.W. 1986
Changes in vegetation, structure, and growth of southwestern pine forests since white settlement
Cooper, C.F. 1960
Changing Fire Regimes in Mexican Pine Forests
* Fule, P.Z.,* Covington, W.W. 1996
Characteristics of mule deer day-bed and forage sites in current-condition and restoration-treated ponderosa pine forest
Germaine, S.S. ,Germaine, H.L. ,Boe, S. 2004
Charting Quadrats with a Pantograph
Hill, R.R. 1920
Cheatgrass Encroachment on a Ponderosa Pine Forest Ecological Restoration Project in Northern Arizona
* McGlone, C.M. ,* Springer, J.D. ,* Covington, W.W. 2009
A Citizens Call for Ecological Forest Restoration: Forest Restoration Principles and Criteria
DellaSala, D.A. ,Martin, A. ,Spivak, R. ,Schulke, T. ,Bird, B. ,Criley, M. ,van Daalen, C. ,Kreilick, J. ,Brown, R. ,Aplet, G. 2003
Climate drives fire synchrony but local factors control fire regime change in northern Mexico.
Yocom Kent, L.L.,* Fule, P.Z.,Brown, P.M. ,Cerano-Paredes, J.,Cornejo-Oviedo, E. ,Cortes-Montano, C.,Drury, S.A.,Falk, D.A.,Meunier, J.,Poulos, H.M.,Skinner, C.,Stephens, S.L. ,Villanueva-Diaz, J. 2017
Climate-induced temporal variation in the productivity diversity relationship
* Laughlin, D.C. ,Moore, M.M. 2009
Climatic constraints on trait-based forest assembly
* Laughlin, D.C. ,* Fule, P.Z.,* Huffman, D.W.,* Crouse, J.E. ,Laliberte, E. 2011
Community occupancy responses of small mammals to restoration treatments in ponderosa pine forests, northern Arizona, USA
* Kalies, E.L.,Dickson, B.G. ,Chambers, C.L. ,* Covington, W.W. 2012
Comparing Classification Systems for Ponderosa Pine Snags in Northern Arizona
Waskiewicz, J.D. ,* Fule, P.Z. ,Beier, P. 2007
Comparing ecological restoration alternatives: Grand Canyon, Arizona
* Fule, P.Z. ,* Covington, W.W. ,* Smith, H.B. ,* Springer, J.D. ,* Heinlein, T.A. ,* Huisinga, K.D. ,Moore, M.M. 2002
Comparing methods of reconstructing fire history using fire scars in a southwestern United States ponderosa pine forest
* Van Horne, M.L. ,* Fule, P.Z. 2006
Comparing Wilderness Restoration and Fire Policy in Three Federal Agencies - Variations on a Theme in Northern Arizona
Ostergren, D.M. 2006
Comparison of burn severity assessments using Differenced Normalized Burn Ratio and ground data
* Cocke, A.E. ,* Fule, P.Z.,* Crouse, J.E. 2005
A Comparison of Fire Hazard Mitigation Alternatives in Pinyon-juniper Woodlands of Arizona
* Huffman, D.W.,* Fule, P.Z.,* Crouse, J.E. ,* Pearson, K.M. 2009
Comparison of Historical and Contemporary Forest Structure and Composition on Permanent Plots in Southwestern Ponderosa Pine Forests
Moore, M.M.,* Fule, P.Z. ,* Covington, W.W. ,* Crouse, J.E. ,* Huffman, D.W. 2004
Competitive Abilities of Introduced and Native Grasses
* Bakker, J.D. ,Wilson, S.D. 2001
Complex Effects of Prescribed Fire on Restoring the Soil Water Content in a High-Elevation Riparian Meadow, Arizona
Mullen, R.M. ,Springer, A.E. ,Kolb, T.E. 2006
Concepts of Forest Health
Kolb, T.E.,Wagner, M.R. ,* Covington, W.W. 1994
Conserving and Restoring Old Growth in Frequent-fire Forests: Cycles of Disruption and Recovery
* Egan, D. 2007
Contingency of Grassland Restoration on Year, Site, and Competition from Introduced Grasses
* Bakker, J.D. ,Christian, J.M. ,Wilson, S.D.,Ambrose, L.G.,Li, X. ,Waddington, J. 2003
Controls on Vegetation Structure in Southwestern Ponderosa Pine Forests, 1941 and 2004
* Bakker, J.D. ,Moore, M.M. 2007
Dalmatian toadflax (Linaria dalmatica) response to wildfire in a southwestern USA forest
* Dodge, R. ,* Fule, P.Z. ,Sieg, C.H. 2008
Defining Old Growth for Fire-adapted Forests of the Western United States
Kaufmann, M.R. ,Binkley, D. ,* Fule, P.Z.,Johnson, M.,Stephens, S.L. ,Swetnam, T.W. 2007
Democratizing Federal Forest Management Through Public Participation and Collaboration.
* Vosick, D.J. 2016
Design and Implementation of Monitoring Studies to Evaluate the Success of Ecological Restoration on Wildlife
Block, W.M. ,Franklin, A.B. ,Ward, J.P.J. ,Ganey, J.L. ,White, G.C. 2001
Design of regular landscape fuel treatment patterns for modifying fire growth and behavior
Finney, M.A. 2001
Determining reference conditions for ecosystem management of southwestern ponderosa pine forests
* Fule, P.Z. ,* Covington, W.W. ,Moore, M.M. 1997
Developing a Model for Adaptive Ecosystem Management
Dewhurst, S.M.,* Covington, W.W.,Wood, D.B. 1995
Diameter Caps for Thinning Southwestern Ponderosa Pine Forests: Viewpoints, Effects, and Tradeoffs
* Abella, S.R.,* Fule, P.Z.,* Covington, W.W. 2006
Did Tallgrass Prairie Extend into Pennsylvania?
* Laughlin, D.C. 2004
Difference in Radial Growth Response to Restoration Thinning and Burning Treatments Between Young and Old Ponderosa Pine in Arizona
Skov, K.R. ,Kolb, T.E. ,Wallin, K.F. 2005
Different Restoration Thinning Treatments Affect Level of Soil Disturbance in Ponderosa Pine Forests of Northern Arizona, USA
* Korb, J.E. ,* Fule, P.Z. ,Gideon, B. 2007
Diversity in Ponderosa Pine Forest Structure Following Ecological Restoration Treatments
* Waltz, A.E.M. ,* Fule, P.Z. ,* Covington, W.W. ,Moore, M.M. 2003
Does Forest Structure Affect Reproduction of Northern Goshawks in Ponderosa Pine Forests?
Beier, P. ,Rogan, E.C. ,Ingraldi, M.F. ,Rosenstock, S.S. 2008
Does it Make Sense to Restore Wildland Fire in Changing Climate?
* Fule, P.Z. 2008
Doing the best we could with what we had: USFS Range Research in the Southwest
Olberding, S.D. ,Mitchell, J.E. ,Moore, M.M. 2005
Do thinning and/or burning treatments in western USA ponderosa or Jeffrey pine dominated forests help restore natural fire behavior?
* Fule, P.Z.,* Crouse, J.E. ,* Roccaforte, J.P. ,* Kalies, E.L. 2012
Double Sampling Increases the Efficiency of Forest Floor Inventories for Arizona Ponderosa Pine Forests
* Fule, P.Z. ,* Covington, W.W. 1994
Drought responses of conifers in ecotone forests of northern Arizona: tree ring growth and leaf ?13C
Adams, H.D.,Kolb, T.E. 2004
Dwarf Mistletoe-Pandora Moth Interaction and its Contribution to Ponderosa Pine Mortality in Arizona
Wagner, M.R. ,Mathiasen, R.L. 1985
Eastern White Pine Establishment in the Oak Landscape of the Ellicott Rock Wilderness, Southern Appalachian Mountains
* Abella, S.R.,Shelburne, V.B. 2003
Ecological and social implications of employing diameter caps at a collaborative forest restoration project near Flagstaff, Arizona, USA
* Egan, D. ,* Stoddard, M.T.,Formanack, A. 2015
Ecological restoration alters nitrogen transformations in a ponderosa pine-bunchgrass ecosystem
Kaye, J.P. ,Hart, S.C. 1998
Ecological Restoration: A Major Component of Sustainable Use of the Planet
Cairns, J. Jr. 1999
Ecological restoration and fine-scale structural regulation in Southwestern ponderosa pine forests.
Tuten, M.C.,Sanchez Meador, A.J.,* Fule, P.Z. 2015
Ecological Restoration in Academia
Lavendel, B. 1999
Ecological restoration of southwestern ponderosa pine ecosystems: A broad perspective
Allen, C.D.,Savage, M.,Falk, D.A.,Suckling, K.F.,Swetnam, T.W.,Schulke, T.,Stacey, P.B.,Morgan, P.,Hoffman, M.,Klingel, J.T. 2002
Ecological restoration treatments increase butterfly richness and abundance: mechanisms of response
* Waltz, A.E.M. ,* Covington, W.W. 2004
Ecological Species Groups of South Carolina's Jocassee Gorges, Southern Appalachian Mountains
* Abella, S.R.,Shelburne, V.B. 2004
Ecology of Eastern Prickly Pear Cactus (Opuntia humifusa) in Oak Openings Preserve, Northwestern Ohio
* Abella, S.R.,Jaeger, J.F. 2004
Ecology of Rusby's Milkvetch (Astragalus rusbyi), a Rare Endemic of Northern Arizona Ponderosa Pine Forests
* Springer, J.D.,* Stoddard, M.T.,* Laughlin, D.C. ,Crisp, D.L.,Phillips, B.G. 2012
The Economics of Ecological Restoration and Hazardous Fuel Reduction Treatments in the Ponderosa Pine Forest Ecosystem.
Taylor, M.H.,* Sanchez-Meador, A.J. ,Kim, Y.S.,Rollins, K.,Will, H. 2015
Ecotonal changes and altered tree spatial patterns in lower mixed-conifer forests, Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona, U.S.A.
Mast, J.N. ,Wolf, J.J. 2004
Education In Ecological Restoration At Northern Arizona University
* Covington, W.W. ,* Fule, P.Z. ,Alcoze, T.A. ,* Vance, R.K. 2000
Effectiveness of fuel reduction treatments: Assessing metrics of forest resiliency and wildfire severity after the Wallow Fire, AZ
* Waltz, A.E.M. ,* Stoddard, M.T.,* Kalies, E.L.,* Springer, J.D.,* Huffman, D.W. ,* Sanchez-Meador, A.J. 2014
Effectiveness of Road Ripping in Restoring Infiltration Capacity of Forest Roads
Luce, C.H. 1997
Effect of a Prescribed Burn in Ponderosa Pine on Inorganic Nitrogen Concentrations of Mineral Soil
Ryan, M.G.,* Covington, W.W. 1986
The Effect of a Prescribed Burn in Southwestern Ponderosa Pine on Organic Matter and Nutrients in Woody Debris and Forest Floor
* Covington, W.W. ,Sackett, S.S. 1984
The effect of a prescribed fire on nutrient concentration and standing crop of understory vegetation in ponderosa pine
Harris, G.R.,* Covington, W.W. 1982
Effect of Periodic Burning on Soil Nitrogen Concentrations in Ponderosa Pine
* Covington, W.W. ,Sackett, S.S. 1986
Effects of an intense prescribed fire on understory vegetation in a mixed conifer forest
* Huisinga, K.D. ,* Laughlin, D.C. ,* Fule, P.Z. ,* Springer, J.D. ,* McGlone, C.M. 2005
Effects of an intense prescribed forest fire: is it ecological restoration?
* Fule, P.Z. ,* Cocke, A.E. ,* Heinlein, T.A. ,* Covington, W.W. 2004
Effects of a Second-Entry Prescribed Fire in a Mixed Conifer Forest
* Laughlin, D.C. ,* Roccaforte, J.P. ,* Fule, P.Z. 2011
Effects of Climate Variability and Accelerated Forest Thinning on Watershed-Scale Runoff in Southwestern USA Ponderosa Pine Forests
Robles, M.D.,Marshall, R.M.,O'donnell, F.,Smith, E.B.,Haney, J.A.,Gori, D.F. 2014
Effects of fire severity and pre-fire stand treatment on plant community recovery after a large wildfire
* Kuenzi, A.M. ,* Fule, P.Z. ,Sieg, C.H. 2008
Effects of Fuel-Reduction Treatments on Pollinators in a Pinyon-Juniper Woodland (Arizona)
* Nyoka, S.E. 2010
Effects of Livestock Grazing on Pre-Settlement Fire Regimes in New Mexico
Touchan, R. ,Swetnam, T.W. ,Grissino-Mayer, H.D. 1995
Effects of Long-term Livestock Grazing and Habitat on Understory Vegetation
* Bakker, J.D. ,Rudebusch, F.,Moore, M.M. 2010
The effects of repeated prescribed burning on pinus ponderosa growth.
Peterson, D.L.,Sackett, S.S. ,Robinson, L.J.,Haase, S.M. 1994
Effects of Restoration Thinning on Presettlement Pinus ponderosa in Northern Arizona
Stone, J.E. ,Kolb, T.E. ,* Covington, W.W. 1999
Effects of Slash on Herbaceous Communities in Pinyon–Juniper Woodlands of Northern Arizona
* Stoddard, M.T. ,* Huffman, D.W. ,Alcoze, T.A. ,* Fule, P.Z. 2008
Effects of tree cutting and fire on understory vegetation in mixed conifer forests
* Abella, S.R.,* Springer, J.D. 2014
Effects of vertebrate herbivores and shrub characteristics on arthropod assemblages in a northern Arizona forest ecosystem
* Huffman, D.W.,* Laughlin, D.C. ,* Pearson, K.M. ,Pandey, S. 2009
Effects of Wildlife on Timber and Forage Production in Arizona
Pearson, H.A. ,Davis, J.R.,Schubert, G.H. 1972
El Ni˜no–Southern Oscillation effect on a fire regime in northeastern Mexico has changed over time
*Yocom, L.L.,* Fule, P.Z.,Brown, P.M. ,Cerano, J.,Villanueva-Diaz, J.,Falk, D.A.,Cornejo-Oviedo, E. 2010
Estimating forest-grassland dynamics using soil phytolith assemblages and 13C of soil organic matter.
Kerns, B.K. ,Moore, M.M. ,Hart, S.C. 2001
Estimating organic carbon from loss-on-ignition in northern Arizona forest soils
* Abella, S.R.,Zimmer, B.W. 2007
Estimating regional wood supply based on stakeholder consensus for forest restoration in northern Arizona.
Hampton, H.M.,Sesnie, S.E.,Bailey, J.D.,Snider, G.B. 2011
Estimating the value of watershed services following forest restoration.
Mueller, J.M.,Swaffar, W.,Nielson, E.A.,Springer, A.E.,Masek Lopez, S. 2013
Estimating willingness to pay for watershed restoration in Flagstaff, Arizona using dichotomous-choice contingent valuation.
Mueller, J.M. 2014
Evaluating CollaborativeNatural Resource Management
Conley, A. ,* Moote, M.A. 2003
Evaluating ponderosa pine regeneration rates following ecological restoration treatments in northern Arizona, USA
Bailey, J.D.,* Covington, W.W. 2002
Evaluation of small-diameter ponderosa pine logs in bending
Larson, D.S. ,Mirth, R. ,Wolfe, R. 2004
Evapotranspiration comparisons between eddy covariance measurements and meteorological and remote-sensing-based models in disturbed ponderosa pine forests
Ha, W.,Kolb, T.E. ,Springer, A.E. ,Dore, S.,O'Donnell, F.,Morales, R.M.,* Masek Lopez, S.,Koch, G.W. 2014
Evapotranspiration of two vegetation communities in a high-elevation riparian meadow at Hart Prairie, Arizona
Springer, A.E. ,Amentt, M.A. ,Kolb, T.E. ,Mullen, R.M. 2006
Evidence for indirect effects of plant diversity and composition on net nitrification
* Laughlin, D.C. ,Hart, S.C. ,Kaye, J.P. ,Moore, M.M. 2010
Federal Forest-fire Policy in the United States
Stephens, S.L. ,Ruth, L.W. 2005
Fifteen years of plant community dynamics during a northwest Ohio oak savanna restoration
* Abella, S.R.,Jaeger, J.F.,Brewer, L.G. 2004
Fire as an Ecological and Silvicultural Factor in the Ponderosa-pine Region of the Pacific Slope
Weaver, H. 1943
Fire Ecology of Mexican Pines and a Fire Management Proposal
Rodriguez-Trejo, D.A.,* Fule, P.Z. 2003
Fire histories in ponderosa pine forests of Grand Canyon are well supported: reply to Baker
* Fule, P.Z. ,* Heinlein, T.A. ,* Covington, W.W. 2006
Fire history and stand structure of two ponderosa pine-mixed conifer sites: San Francisco Peaks, Arizona, USA
* Heinlein, T.A. ,Moore, M.M. ,* Fule, P.Z. ,* Covington, W.W. 2005
Fire History and Vegetation Pattern in Mesa Verde National Park, Colorado, USA
Floyd, M.L. ,Romme, W.H. ,Hanna, D.D. 2000
Fire history of a mixed conifer forest on the Mogollon Rim, northern Arizona, USA
* Huffman, D.W.,Zegler, T.J.,Fule, P.Z. 2015
Fire history of pinyon-juniper woodlands at upper ecotones with ponderosa pine forests in Arizona and New Mexico
* Huffman, D.W. ,* Fule, P.Z. ,* Pearson, K.M. ,* Crouse, J.E. 2008
Fire history of southwestern mixed conifer: A case study
Dieterich, J.H. 1983
Fire in the Forest: Public Perceptions of Ecological Restoration in North-central Arizona
Ostergren, D.M. ,* Abrams, J.B. ,* Lowe, K. 2008
Fire Policy at the Wildland-Urban Interface
Plevel, S.R. 1997
Fire-Regime Disruption and Pine-Oak Forest Structure in the Sierra Madre Occidental, Durango, Mexico
* Fule, P.Z.,* Covington, W.W. 1994
Fire regime in a conservation reserve in Chihuahua, Mexico
* Fule, P.Z. ,Villanueva-Diaz, J. ,Ramos-Gomez, M. 2005
Fire regime in a Mexican forest under indigenous resource management.
* Fule, P.Z. ,Ramos-Gomez, M. ,Cortes-Montano, C.,Miller, A.M. 2011
* Fule, P.Z.,* Covington, W.W. 1997
Five-year post-restoration conditions and simulated climate change trajectories in a warm/dry mixed-conifer forest, southwestern Colorado, USA.
* Stoddard, M.T.,* Sanchez-Meador, A.J. ,* Fule, P.Z. ,* Korb, J.E. 2015
Forest change on a steep mountain gradient after extended fire exclusion: San Francisco Peaks, Arizona, USA
* Cocke, A.E. ,* Fule, P.Z.,* Crouse, J.E. 2005
Forest density preferences of homebuyers in the wildland-urban interface
Hjerpe, E.,Kim, Y.S.,Dunn, L. 2016
Forest ecosystems of an Arizona Pinus ponderosa landscape: multifactor classification and implications for ecological restoration
* Abella, S.R.,* Covington, W.W. 2006
Forest-floor Treatments in Arizona Ponderosa Pine Restoration Ecosystems: No Short-term Effects on Plant Communities
* Abella, S.R.,* Covington, W.W. 2007
Forest restoration in a surface fire-dependent ecosystem: An example from a mixed conifer forest, southwestern Colorado, USA
* Korb, J.E. ,* Fule, P.Z.,* Stoddard, M.T. 2012
Forest restoration treatment effects on the nesting success of Western Bluebirds (Sialia mexicana)
Germaine, H.L. ,Germaine, S.S. 2002
Forest Road Revegetation: Effects of Seeding and Soil Amendments
* Elseroad, A.C. ,* Fule, P.Z. ,* Covington, W.W. 2003
Forest Stand Characteristics Altered by Restoration Affect Western Bluebird Habitat Quality
Wightman, C.S. ,Germaine, S.S. 2006
Forest structure and fire history in an old Pinus nigra forest, eastern Spain
* Fule, P.Z. ,Ribas, M.,Gutierrez, E. ,Vallejo, R. ,Kaye, M.W. 2008
Forest structure and fuels dynamics following ponderosa pine restoration treatments, White Mountains, Arizona, USA
* Roccaforte, J.P. ,* Huffman, D.W.,* Fule, P.Z.,* Covington, W.W.,* Chancellor, W.W.,* Stoddard, M.T.,* Crouse, J.E. 2015
Frozen-stored Conifer Container Stock can be Outplanted Without Thawing
Kooistra, C.M.,* Bakker, J.D. 2005
Fuel-Reduction Treatment Effects on Avian Community Structure and Diversity
Hurteau, S.R. ,Sisk, T.D. ,Block, W.M. ,Dickson, B.G. 2008
Fuel treatment effects on tree-based forest carbon storage and emissions under modeled wildfire scenarios
Hurteau, M.D. ,North, M. 2009
Future climate affects management strategies for maintaining forest restoration treatments
* Diggins, C.,* Fule, P.Z.,Kaye, J.P. ,* Covington, W.W. 2010
Georgraphic Distribution and Dispersal Mechanisms of Bouteloua curtipendula in the Appalachian Mountains
* Laughlin, D.C. 2003
Ground Beetle (Coleoptera: Carabidae) Species Assemblage as an Indicator of Forest Condition in Northern Arizona Ponderosa Pine Forests
Villa-Castillo, J. ,Wagner, M.R. 2002
Growth Response of Even-aged Ponderosa Pines Related to Stand Density Levels
Schubert, G.H. 1971
Growth Sensitivity to Drought of Co-Occurring Pinus Spp. Along an Elevation Gradient in Northern Mexico
* Bickford, I.N.,* Fule, P.Z.,Kolb, T.E. 2011
Habitat use by Abert's squirrels (Sciurus aberti) in managed forests
Yarborough, R.F.,Gist, J.A.,Loberger, C.D.,Rosenstock, S.S. 2015
Helping western forests heal: The prognosis is poor for US forest ecosystems
* Covington, W.W. 2000
Herbaceous and Shrub Communities in Grand Canyon Forests
* Springer, J.D.,* Fule, P.Z.,* Huisinga, K.D. ,Moore, M.M.,* Covington, W.W. 2000
Herbaceous Vegetation a Factor in Natural Regeneration of Ponderosa Pine in the Southwest
Pearson, G.A. 1942
Herbaceous Vegetation Responses (1992-2004) to Restoration Treatments in a Ponderosa Pine Forest
Moore, M.M. ,Casey, C.A. ,* Bakker, J.D. ,* Springer, J.D. ,* Fule, P.Z. ,* Covington, W.W. ,* Laughlin, D.C. 2006
Historical and Anticipated Changes in Forest Ecosystems of the Inland West of the United States
* Covington, W.W. ,Everett, R.L. ,Steele, R. ,Irwin, L.L. ,Daer, T.A. ,Auclair, A.N.D. 1994
Historical and Modern Disturbance Regimes, Stand Structures, and Landscape Dynamics in Pin˜on–Juniper Vegetation of the Western United States
Romme, W.H. ,Allen, C.D.,Bailey, J.D.,Baker, W.L. ,Bestelmeyer, B.T. ,Brown, P.M. ,Eisenhart, K. ,Floyd, M.L. ,* Huffman, D.W.,Jacobs, B. ,Miller, R. ,Muldavin, E.H. ,Swetnam, T.W.,Tausch, R.J.,Weisberg, P.J. 2009
Historical Stem-Mapped Permanent Plots Increase Precision of Reconstructed Reference Data in Ponderosa Pine Forests of Northern Arizona
* Sanchez-Meador, A.J. ,Parysow, P.F. ,Moore, M.M. 2010
How fire scars are formed: coupling a disturbance process to its ecological effect
Gutsell, S.L.,Johnson, E.A. 1996
How resilient are southwestern ponderosa pine forests after crown fires?
Savage, M.,Mast, J.N. 2005
The impact of a prescribed burn on introduced Lehmann lovegrass versus native vegetation in the northern Chihuahuan Desert
* McGlone, C.M. ,Huenneke, L.F. 2004
Impact of Grazing Intensity during Drought in an Arizona Grassland
Loeser, M.R. ,Sisk, T.D. ,Crews, T.E. 2006
Implications of Diameter Caps on Multiple Forest Resource Responses in the Context of the Four Forests Restoration Initiative: Results from the Forest Vegetation Simulator
* Sanchez-Meador, A.J. ,Waring, K.M.,* Kalies, E.L. 2015
Increasing weight of evidence that thinning and burning treatments help restore understory plant communities in ponderosa pine forests
* Strahan, R.T.,* Stoddard, M.T.,* Springer, J.D.,* Huffman, D.W. 2015
Influence of Gambel Oak on Breeding Birds in Ponderosa Pine Forests of Northern Arizona
Rosenstock, S.S. 1998
Influence of thinning and burning restoration treatments on presettlement ponderosa pines at the Gus Pearson Natural Area
Feeney, S.R.,Kolb, T.E.,* Covington, W.W.,Wagner, M.R. 1998
Influence of Time Since Fire on Pinyon-Juniper Woodland Structure
* Huffman, D.W.,* Crouse, J.E. ,* Chancellor, W.W.,* Fule, P.Z. 2012
Initial Carbon, Nitrogen, and Phosphorus Fluxes Following Ponderosa Pine Restoration Treatments
Kaye, J.P. ,Hart, S.C. ,* Fule, P.Z. ,* Covington, W.W. ,Moore, M.M. ,Kaye, M.W. 2005
The Interaction of Fire, Fuels, and Climate across Rocky Mountain Forests
Schoennagel, T. ,Veblen, T.T. ,Romme, W.H. 2004
Intra- and Interannual Vegetation Change: Implications for Long-Term Research
* Korb, J.E. ,* Fule, P.Z. 2008
Introduction: Humans, Fire, and Forests-Part II
* Cortner, H.J. ,Field, D.R. 2004
Introduction to the Special Issue: Humans, Fire, and Forests: The Reemergence of Research on Human Dimensions
* Cortner, H.J. 2004
Invasion resistance and persistence: established plants win, even with disturbance and high propagule pressure
* McGlone, C.M. ,Sieg, C.H. ,Kolb, T.E. 2011
Investing in Natural Capital: Using Economic Incentives to Overcome Barriers to Forest Restoration
Wu, T.,Kim, Yeon-Su,Hurteau, M.D. 2011
The Irrationality of Continued Fire Suppression: An Avoided Cost Analysis of Fire Hazard Reduction Treatments Versus No Treatment
Snider, G.B. ,Daugherty, P.J. ,Wood, D.B. 2006
Lack of Native Propagules in a Pennsylvania, USA, Limestone Prairie Seed Bank: Futile Hopes for a Role in Ecological Restoration
* Laughlin, D.C. 2003
A Landscape Perspective for Forest Restoration
Sisk, T.D. ,Savage, M. ,Falk, D.A. ,Allen, C.D. ,Muldavin, E.H. ,McCarthy, P. 2005
Landscape-scale changes in canopy fuels and potential fire behaviour following ponderosa pine restoration treatments
* Roccaforte, J.P. ,* Fule, P.Z. ,* Covington, W.W. 2008
Landscape-Scale Forest Habitat Relationships to Tassel-Eared Squirrel Populations: Implications for Ponderosa Pine Forest Restoration
Dodd, N.L. ,Schweinsburg, R.E. ,Boe, S. 2006
Leaf Production During Secondary Succession in Northern Hardwoods
* Covington, W.W. ,Aber, J.D. 1980
Lessons from long-term studies of harvest methods in southwestern ponderosa pine–Gambel oak forests on the Fort Valley Experimental Forest, Arizona, U.S.A.
* Sanchez-Meador, A.J. ,Moore, M.M. 2010
Linking Ecosystem Health Indicators and Collaborative Management: a Systematic Framework to Evaluate Ecological and Social Outcomes
Munoz-Erickson, T.A. ,Aguilar-Gonzalez, B.J. ,Sisk, T.D. 2007
Living among Frequent-fire Forests: Human History and Cultural Perspectives
Murphy, A.,* Abrams, J.B.,Daniel, T.,* Yazzie-Durglo, V. 2007
Lizard Distributions and Reproductive Success in a Ponderosa Pine Forest
Germaine, S.S. ,Germaine, H.L. 2003
Long-term forest fire retardants: a review of quality, effectiveness, application and environmental considerations
Gimenez, A.,Pastor, E.,Zarate, L.,Planas, E.,Arnaldos, J. 2004
Long-term Herbivore Exclusion for Recovery of Buckbrush (Ceanothus fendleri ) Populations During Restoration of Ponderosa Pine Forests in Northern Arizona.
* Huffman, D.W.,* Springer, J.D.,* Chancellor, W.W. 2015
Long-term impact of a stand-replacing fire on ecosystem CO2 exchange of a ponderosa pine forest
Dore, S.,Kolb, T.E.,Montes-Helu, M.,Sullivan, B.W.,Winslow, W.D.,Hart, S.C. ,Kaye, J.P. ,Koch, G.W. ,Hungate, B.A. 2008
Long-term impacts of stand management on ponderosa pine physiology and bark beetle abundance in northern Arizona: A replicated landscape study
Zausen, G. ,Kolb, T.E. ,Bailey, J.D. ,Wagner, M.R. 2005
Long-Term Protection from Heavy Livestock Grazing Affects Ponderosa Pine Understory Composition and Functional Traits
* Strahan, R.T.,* Laughlin, D.C. ,* Bakker, J.D. ,Moore, M.M. 2015
Long-term Responses of Penstemon clutei (Sunset Crater Beardtongue) to Root Trenching and Prescribed Fire: Clues for Population Persistence
* Springer, J.D.,* Fule, P.Z.,* Huffman, D.W. 2012
Managing fire-prone forests in the western United States
Noss, R.F. ,Franklin, J.F. ,Baker, W.L. ,Schoennagel, T. ,Moyle, P.B. 2006
Managing for Old Growth in Frequent-fire Landscapes
Fiedler, C.E.,* Friederici, P.G. ,Petruncio, M.,* Denton, C.W.,Hacker, W.D. 2007
Market Perceptions and Opportunities for Native Plant Production on the Southern Colorado Plateau
* Peppin, D.L.,* Fule, P.Z.,Lynn, J.C.,Mottek-Lucas, A.L.,Sieg, C.H. 2010
Measuring Forest Restoration Effectiveness in Reducing Hazardous Fuels
* Fule, P.Z. ,* Waltz, A.E.M. ,* Covington, W.W. 2001
Meeting Forest Ecosystem Objectives with Wildland Fire Use
* Laughlin, D.C. ,* Fule, P.Z. 2006
A meta-analysis of management effects on forest carbon storage
* Kalies, E.L.,Haubensak, K.A.,Finkral, A.J. 2016
Microclimatic changes induced by ecological restoration of ponderosa pine forests in northern Arizona
* Meyer, C.L. ,Sisk, T.D. ,* Covington, W.W. 2001
Minimal effectiveness of native and non-native seeding following three high-severity wildfires
* Stella, K.A.,Sieg, C.H. ,* Fule, P.Z. 2010
Minimal-Impact Restoration Treatments Have Limited Effects on Forest Structure and Fuels at Grand Canyon, USA.
* Fule, P.Z. ,* Covington, W.W.,* Stoddard, M.T. ,Bertolette, D. 2006
Mixed-severity fire regime in a high-elevation forest of Grand Canyon, Arizona, USA
* Fule, P.Z. ,* Crouse, J.E. ,* Heinlein, T.A. ,Moore, M.M. ,* Covington, W.W. ,* Verkamp, G. 2003
Modeling ecological restoration effects on ponderosa pine forest structure
* Covington, W.W. ,* Fule, P.Z. ,Hart, S.C. ,Weaver, R.P. 2001
Modeling the impacts of two bark beetle species under warming climate in the southwestern U.S.A.: ecological and economic consequences
Waring, K.M.,Reboletti, D.M.,Mork, L.A.,Li, M.,Huang, C.H.,Hofstetter, R.W.,Garcia, A.M.,* Fule, P.Z.,Davis, T.S. 2009
Modelling the effects of loss of soil biodiversity on ecosystem function
Hunt, H.W. ,Wall, D.H. 2002
A model of ponderosa pine growth response to prescribed burning
Sutherland, E.K. ,* Covington, W.W. ,Andariese, S.W. 1991
Monitoring an Arizona ponderosa pine restoration: sampling efficiency and multivariate analysis of understory vegetation
* Abella, S.R.,* Covington, W.W. 2004
Monitoring Landscape-Scale Ponderosa Pine Restoration Treatment Implementation and Effectiveness
* Roccaforte, J.P. ,* Fule, P.Z.,* Covington, W.W. 2010
Monitoring Old Growth in Frequent-fire Landscapes
Fiedler, C.E.,* Friederici, P.G. ,Petruncio, M. 2007
Multi'factor classification of forest landscape ecosystems of Jocassee Gorges, southern Appalachian Mountains, South Carolina
* Abella, S.R.,Shelburne, V.B.,MacDonald, N.W. 2003
A multivariate model of plant species richness in forested systems: old-growth montane forests with a long history of fire
* Laughlin, D.C. ,Grace, J.B. 2006
Mycorrhizae Indirectly Enhance Competitive Effects of an Invasive Forb on a Native Bunchgrass
Marler, M.J. ,Zabinski, C.A. ,Callaway, R.M. 1999
Mycorrhizae Influence Plant Community Structure and Diversity in Tallgrass Prairie
Hartnett, D.C. ,Wilson, G.W.T. 1999
National Trends in the Use of Forest Service Administrative Appeals
* Teich, G.M.R. ,Vaughn, J. ,* Cortner, H.J. 2004
Native Plants Dominate Understory Vegetation Following Ponderosa Pine Forest Restoration Treatments
* Stoddard, M.T.,* McGlone, C.M. ,* Fule, P.Z.,* Laughlin, D.C. ,* Daniels, M.L. 2011
Natural variability in forests of the Grand Canyon, USA
* Fule, P.Z. ,* Covington, W.W. ,Moore, M.M. ,* Heinlein, T.A. ,* Waltz, A.E.M. 2002
A New Method for Delineating Tree Patches and Assessing Spatial Reference Conditions of Ponderosa Pine Forests in Northern Arizona
* Sanchez-Meador, A.J. ,Parysow, P.F. ,Moore, M.M. 2011
A New, Proportional Method for Reconstructing Historical Tree Diameters
* Bakker, J.D. 2005
Nitrogen and phosphorus status in a ponderosa pine forest after 20 years of interval burning
Wright, R.J. ,Hart, S.C. 1997
Nonnative Species Influence Vegetative Response to Ecological Restoration: Two Forests with Divergent Restoration Outcomes
* McGlone, C.M. ,* Stoddard, M.T.,* Springer, J.D.,* Daniels, M.L. ,* Fule, P.Z.,* Covington, W.W. 2012
Old-growth Policy
* Vosick, D.J. ,Ostergren, D.M. ,Murfitt, L. 2007
Overstory-Understory Relationships along Forest Type and Environmental Gradients in the Spring Mountains of Southern Nevada, USA
* Abella, S.R.,Hurja, J.C.,Merkler, D.J.,* Denton, C.W.,* Brewer, D. 2012
Overview of the use of natural variability concepts in managing ecological systems.
Landres, P.B. ,Morgan, P. ,Swanson, F.J. 1999
Past, Present, and Future Old Growth in Frequent-fire Conifer Forests of the Western United States
* Abella, S.R.,* Fule, P.Z.,Lentile, L.B. ,Morgan, P. 2007
Perspective: Prescribed Fire Not the Issue
* Covington, W.W. 2000
Physiological Responses of Ponderosa Pine in Western Montana to Thinning, Prescribed Fire and Burning Season
Sala, A. ,Peters, G.D. ,McIntyre, L.R. ,Harrington, M.G. 2007
Pine-oak forest dynamics five years after ecological restoration treatments, Arizona, USA
* Fule, P.Z. ,* Laughlin, D.C. ,* Covington, W.W. 2005
Pinyon-Juniper Litter Reduced Growth of Blue Grama
Jameson, D.A. 1966
Plant Community Variability in Ponderosa Pine Forest Has Implications for Reference Conditions
* Gildar, C.N. ,* Fule, P.Z. ,* Covington, W.W. 2004
Planting Trials in Northern Arizona Ponderosa Pine Forests
* Abella, S.R.,* Springer, J.D. 2009
Ponderosa pine snag dynamics and cavity excavation following wildfire in northern Arizona.
Chambers, C.L. ,Mast, J.N. 2005
Ponderosa Pine Understory Response to Short-Term Grazing Exclusion (Arizona)
Sorensen, C.D.,* McGlone, C.M. 2010
Populus Tremuloides Mortality Near the Southwestern Edge of its Range
* Zegler, T.J.,Moore, M.M.,Fairweather, M.L.,* Ireland, K.B.,* Fule, P.Z. 2012
Post-fire ponderosa pine regeneration with and without planting in Arizona and New Mexico
Ouzts, J.,* Huffman, D.W.,* Sanchez-Meador, A.J. 2015
Post-fire seeding in western United States forests: perspectives of resource managers.
* Peppin, D.L.,Mottek-Lucas, A.L.,* Fule, P.Z. 2014
Posttreatment Tree Mortality After Forest Ecological Restoration, Arizona, United States
* Fule, P.Z. ,* Roccaforte, J.P. ,* Covington, W.W. 2007
Post-wildfire seeding in forests of the western United States: An evidence-based review
* Peppin, D.L.,* Fule, P.Z.,Sieg, C.H. ,Beyers, J.L. ,Hunter, M.E. 2010
Predator Occupancy Rates in a Thinned Ponderosa Pine Forest, Arizona: A Pilot Study
Barrett, K.J.,* Kalies, E.L.,Chambers, C.L. 2012
Preservation of Natural Areas in the National Forests
Pearson, G.A. 1922
Presettlement Regeneration Patterns in a Southwestern Ponderosa Pine Stand
White, A.S. 1985
Pre-wildfire fuel reduction treatments result in more resilient forest structure a decade after wildfire.
Stevens-Rumann, C.,Shive, K.L.,Fule, P.Z. 2013
Pre-wildfire fuel treatments affect long-term ponderosa pine forest dynamics
* Strom, B.A. ,* Fule, P.Z. 2007
Pre-wildfire management treatments interact with fire severity to have lasting effects on post-wildfire vegetation response
Shive, K.L.,Sieg, C.H. ,Fule, P.Z. 2013
Pricing Ecosystem Resilience in Frequent-fire Ponderosa Pine Forests
Wu, T.,Kim, Yeon-Su 2013
Production, Losses, and Germination of Ceanothus Fendleri Seeds in an Arizona Ponderosa Pine Forest
* Huffman, D.W. 2006
Public Perceptions of Forest Management in North Central Arizona: The Paradox of Demanding More Involvement but Allowing Limits to Legal Action
Ostergren, D.M. ,* Lowe, K. ,* Abrams, J.B. ,Ruther, E.J. 2006
Quantifying burn severity in a heterogeneous landscape with a relative version of the delta Normalized Burn Ratio (dNBR)
Miller, J.D.,Thode, A.E. 2007
Recent trends in post-wildfire seeding in western US forests: costs and seed mixes
* Peppin, D.L.,* Fule, P.Z.,Sieg, C.H. ,Beyers, J.L. ,Hunter, M.E. ,Robichaud, P.R. 2011
Recommendations for Integrating Restoration Ecology and Conservation Biology in Ponderosa Pine Forests of the Southwestern United States
Noss, R.F. ,Beier, P. ,* Covington, W.W. ,Grumbine, R.E. ,Lindenmayer, D.B. ,Prather, J.W. ,Schmiegelow, F. ,Sisk, T.D. ,* Vosick, D.J. 2006
Reconstrucción de precipitación estacional para el barlovento de la Sierra Madre Occidental con anillos de crecimiento de Pseudotsuga menziesii (Mirb.)
Villanueva-Diaz, J.,* Fule, P.Z.,Cerano-Paredes, J.,Estrada-Avalos, J.,Sanchez-Cohen, I. 2009
Reconstructing 350 years of precipitation in southeast Chihuahua, Mexico
Cerano-Paredes, J.,Villanueva-Diaz, J.,* Fule, P.Z.,Arreola-Avila, J.G.,Sanchez-Cohen, I.,Valdez-Cepeda, R.D. 2009
Reconstruction of age structure and spatial arrangement of pinonjuniper woodlands and savannas of Anderson Mesa, northern Arizona
Landis, A.G. ,Bailey, J.D. 2005
Recovery Processes of Ponderosa Pine Reproduction Following Injury to Young Annual Growth
Cooperrider, C.K. 1938
Reference conditions and ecological restoration: a southwestern ponderosa pine perspective
Moore, M.M. ,* Covington, W.W. ,* Fule, P.Z. 1999
Reference conditions and historical changes in an unharvested ponderosa pine stand on sedimentary soil
Schneider, E.E.,* Sanchez-Meador, A.J. ,* Covington, W.W. 2016
Reference Conditions and Historical Fine-Scale Spatial Dynamics in a Dry Mixed-Conifer Forest, Arizona, USA
Rodman, K.C.,* Sanchez-Meador, A.J. ,* Huffman, D.W.,Waring, K.M. 2016
Reference conditions and historical fine-scale spatial dynamics in a dry mixed-conifer forest, Arizona, USA.
Rodman, K.C.,* Sanchez-Meador, A.J. ,* Huffman, D.W.,Waring, K.M. 2016
The Relationship of Tree Overstory and Herbaceous Understory Vegetation
Jameson, D.A. 1967
Relationships of exotic plant communities with native vegetation, environmental factors, disturbance, and landscape ecosystems of Pinus ponderosa forests, USA
* Abella, S.R.,Engel, E.C.,* Springer, J.D.,* Covington, W.W. 2012
Responses of Exotic Plant Species to Fires in Pinus ponderosa Forests in Northern Arizona
Crawford, J.A. ,Wahren, C.A. ,Kyle, S. ,Moir, W.H. 2001
Responses of Fendler ceanothus to overstory thinning, prescribed fire, and drought in an Arizona ponderosa pine forest.
* Huffman, D.W. ,Moore, M.M. 2004
Restoration and Canopy Type Influence Soil Microflora in a Ponderosa Pine Forest
Boyle, S.I. ,Hart, S.C. 2005
Restoration Ecology: A New Forest Management Paradigm, or Another Merit Badge for Foresters?
Wagner, M.R. ,Block, W.M. ,Geils, B.W. ,Wenger, K.F. 2000
Restoration of a ponderosa pine forest increases soil CO 2 efflux more than either water or nitrogen additions
Selmants, P.C. ,Hart, S.C. ,Boyle, S.I. ,Gehring, C.A.,Hungate, B.A. 2008
Restoration of presettlement age structure of an Arizona ponderosa pine forest
Mast, J.N. ,* Fule, P.Z. ,Moore, M.M. ,* Covington, W.W. ,* Waltz, A.E.M. 1999
Restoring Ecosystem Health in Frequent-Fire Forests of the American West
* Covington, W.W. 2003
Restoring Ecosystem Health in Ponderosa Pine Forests of the Southwest
* Covington, W.W. ,* Fule, P.Z. ,Moore, M.M. ,Hart, S.C. ,Kolb, T.E. ,Mast, J.N. ,Sackett, S.S. ,Wagner, M.R. 1997
Restoring Plant Diversity in a Ponderosa Pine Forest
* Springer, J.D. ,* Laughlin, D.C. ,Moore, M.M. 2009
Restoring plant species diversity and community composition in a ponderosa pine-bunchgrass ecosystem
* Laughlin, D.C. ,* Bakker, J.D. ,* Daniels, M.L. ,Moore, M.M.,* Casey, C.C. ,* Springer, J.D. 2008
Restoring the Sustainability of Frequent-Fire Forests of the Rocky Mountain West.
* Covington, W.W.,* Vosick, D.J. 2016
Review of Ecological Effects of Roads on Terrestrial and Aquatic Communities
Trombulak, S.C. ,Frissell, C.A. 2000
Review: Perpetuating Old Ponderosa Pine
Kolb, T.E. ,Agee, J.K. ,* Fule, P.Z. ,McDowell, N.G. ,* Pearson, K.M. ,Sala, A. ,Waring, R.H. 2007
The Right to Change Tribal Forest Management
* Yazzie-Durglo, V. 1998
The Role of Fire in the Establishment and Spread of Nonnative Plants in Arizona Ponderosa Pine Forests: A Review
* McGlone, C.M. ,* Egan, D. 2009
The Role of Old-growth Forests in Frequent-fire Landscapes
Binkley, D. ,Sisk, T.D. ,Chambers, C.L. ,* Springer, J.D.,Block, W.M. 2007
Sampling Method Captures Vegetation and Wildlife Data in a Sagebrushgrass land Ecosystem (Arizona )
Hurteau, M.D. 2001
Sampling Techniques Influence Understory Plant Trajectories After Restoration: An Example from Ponderosa Pine Restoration
* Korb, J.E. ,* Covington, W.W. ,* Fule, P.Z. 2003
Seed Banks of an Arizona Pinus ponderosa Landscape: Responses to Environmental Gradients and Fire Cues
* Abella, S.R.,* Springer, J.D.,* Covington, W.W. 2007
Seed-caching responses to substrate and rock cover by two Peromyscus species: implications for pinyon pine establishment
* Pearson, K.M. ,Theimer, T.C. 2004
A seed chalcid (Eurytoma squamosa Bugbee) parasitizes buckbrush (Ceanothus fendleri Gray) seeds in a ponderosa pine forest of Arizona
* Huffman, D.W. 2002
Seeding as Part of Forest Restoration Promotes Native Species Establishment in Grand Canyon-Parashant National Monument (Arizona)
* Daniels, M.L. ,* Springer, J.D. ,* McGlone, C.M. ,Wilkerson, A. 2008
Seeding with natives increases species richness in a dry ponderosa pine forest (Arizona).
* Springer, J.D. ,* Laughlin, D.C. 2004
Semiarid old-field restoration: Is neighbor control needed?
Wilson, S.D. ,* Bakker, J.D. ,Christian, J.M. ,Li, X. ,Ambrose, L.G. ,Waddington, J. 2004
Seven-Year Results of Thinning and Burning Restoration Treatments on Old Ponderosa Pines at the Gus Pearson Natural Area
Wallin, K.F. ,Kolb, T.E. ,Skov, K.R. ,Wagner, M.R. 2004
Shade responses of five grasses native to southwestern U.S. Pinus ponderosa forests
Naumburg, E. ,DeWald, L.E. ,Kolb, T.E. 2001
Shifts in community-level traits and functional diversity in a mixed conifer forest: a legacy of land-use change.
* Strahan, R.T.,* Sanchez-Meador, A.J. ,* Huffman, D.W.,* Laughlin, D.C. 2016
Short-term responses to decomposers to flow restoration in Fossil Creek, Arizona, USA
Muehlbauer, J.D. ,LeRoy, C.J. ,Lovett, J.M. ,Flaccus, K.K. ,Vlieg, J.K. ,Marks, J.C. 2009
Simulating post-wildfire forest trajectories under alternative climate and management scenarios.
Azpeleta Tarancon, A. 2014
Slash Compression Treatment Reduced Tree Mortality from Prescribed Fire in Southwestern Ponderosa Pine
* Jerman, J.L. ,* Gould, P.J. ,* Fule, P.Z. 2004
Slash Pile Burning Effects on Soil Biotic and Chemical Properties and Plant Establishment: Recommendations for Amelioration
* Korb, J.E. ,Johnson, N.C. ,* Covington, W.W. 2004
Slope Correction of Plot Dimensions for Vegetation Sampling in Mountainous Terrain
* Abella, S.R.,Gering, L.R.,Shelburne, V.B. 2004
Slow lifelong growth predisposes Populus tremuloides trees to mortality.
* Ireland, K.B.,Moore, M.M. ,* Fule, P.Z. ,* Zegler, T.J.,Keane, R.E. 2014
Small Mammal Community Maintains Stability Through Compensatory Dynamics After Restoration of a Ponderosa Pine Forest
* Kalies, E.L.,* Covington, W.W. 2012
Small mammal population and habitat responses to forest thinning and prescribed fire
Converse, S.J.,Block, W.M. ,White, G.C. 2006
Snag and woody debris dynamics following severe wildfires in northern Arizona ponderosa pine forests
* Passovoy, M.D. ,* Fule, P.Z. 2006
The Social and Economic Contributions of the White Mountain Stewardship Project: Final 10-Year Assessment—Lessons Learned and Implications for Future Forest Management Initiatives Anne Mottek
Mottek-Lucas, A.L.,Kim, Yeon-Su,* Greco, B.,Becker, D.,Hjerpe, E.,* Abrams, J.B. 2017
Socioeconomic Barriers and the Role of Biomass Utilization in Southwestern Ponderosa Pine Restoration
Hjerpe, E.,* Abrams, J.B.,Becker, D. 2009
Soil development in vegetation patches of Pinus ponderosa forests: Interface with restoration thinning and carbon storage
* Abella, S.R.,Denton, C.W.,Steinke, R.W.,Brewer, D.G. 2013
Soil mineral nitrogen changes following prescribed burning in ponderosa pine
* Covington, W.W. ,Sackett, S.S. 1992
Soil Nitrogen Changes Associated with Slash Pile Burning in Pinyon-Juniper Woodlands
* Covington, W.W. ,Wood, D.B. ,Young, D.L. ,Dykstra, D.P. ,Garrett, L.D. 1991
Soil properties associated with vegetation patches in a pinus ponderosa bunchgrass mosaic.
Kerns, B.K. ,Moore, M.M. ,Timpson, M.E. ,Hart, S.C. 2003
Soil seed banks in a mature coniferous forest landscape: dominance of native perennials and low spatial variability
* Abella, S.R.,Springer, A.E. 2012
Soil seed banks in Pinus ponderosa forests in Arizona: Clues to site history and restoration potential.
* Korb, J.E. ,* Springer, J.D. ,* Powers, S.R. ,Moore, M.M. 2005
Southwestern Ponderosa Forest Structure: Changes since Euro-American settlement.
* Covington, W.W. ,Moore, M.M. 1994
Spatial and temporal patterns in structure, regeneration, and mortality of an old-growth ponderosa pine forest in the Colorado Front Range
Boyden, S. ,Binkley, D. ,Shepperd, W.D. 2005
Spatial and Temporal Patterns of Eastern White Pine Regeneration in a Northwestern Ohio Oak Stand
* Abella, S.R.,MacDonald, N.W. 2002
A Spatially-Explicit Reconstruction of Historical Fire Occurrence in the Ponderosa Pine Zone of the Colorado Front Range
Sherriff, R.L. ,Veblen, T.T. 2007
Spatial Variation in Reference Conditions: Historical Tree Density and Pattern on a Pinus Ponderosa Landscape
* Abella, S.R.,* Denton, C.W. 2009
Species richness and soil properties in Pinus ponderosa forests: A structural equation modeling analysis
* Laughlin, D.C. ,* Abella, S.R.,* Covington, W.W.,Grace, J.B. 2007
Stand- and landscape-level effects of prescribed burning on two Arizona wildfires
Finney, M.A. ,McHugh, C. ,Grenfell, I.C. 2005
Stand density index as a predictor of forage production in northern Arizona pine forests
Moore, M.M. ,Deiter, D.A. 1992
Stand-replacing Wildfires Alter the Community Structure of Wood-inhabiting Fungi in Southwestern Ponderosa Pine Forests of the USA
* Kurth, V.J.,Fransioli, N.,* Fule, P.Z.,Hart, S.C. ,Gehring, C.A. 2013
Stand Structure and Breeding Birds: Implications for Restoring Ponderosa Pine Forests
* Kalies, E.L.,Rosenstock, S.S. 2013
Summer habitat use by adult female mule deer in a restoration-treated ponderosa pine forest.
Horncastle, V.J.,Yarborough, R.F.,Dickson, B.G. ,Rosenstock, S.S. 2013
Supporting Research in Restoration Biology
Allen, E.B.,* Covington, W.W.,Falk, D.A. 1996
Baumgartner, K.H.,* Fule, P.Z. 2007
Team Assists Community Groups in Monitoring Forest Restoration Projects (New Mexico)
* Moote, M.A. 2005
Teams: A Decision Support System for Multiresource Management
* Covington, W.W. ,Wood, D.B.,Young, D.L.,Dykstra, D.P.,Garrett, L.D. 1988
Technique for Estimating Plant Biomass Reduces Destruction, Cost, and Sampling Time (Arizona)
* Korb, J.E. ,* Springer, J.D. 2002
Thinking Small Diameter: An Interview with Brett KenCairn
Taylor, D. 2003
Toward reference conditions: wildfire effects on flora in an old-growth ponderosa pine forest
* Laughlin, D.C. ,* Bakker, J.D. ,* Stoddard, M.T.,* Daniels, M.L. ,* Springer, J.D. ,* Gildar, C.N. ,* Green, A.M. ,* Covington, W.W. 2004
Tree growth response to drought and temperature in a mountain landscape in northern Arizona, USA
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Tree Size and Drought Affect Ponderosa Pine Physiological Response to Thinning and Burning Treatments
Skov, K.R. ,Kolb, T.E. ,Wallin, K.F. 2004
Tree thinning and prescribed burning effects on ground flora in Arizona ponderosa pine forests: a review
* Abella, S.R. 2004
The Tribal Perspective of Old Growth in Frequent-fire Forests—Its History
* Yazzie-Durglo, V. 2007
A Twenty Year Record of Changes in an Arizona Pine Forest
Pearson, G.A. 1933
Understorey plant community structure in lower montane and subalpine forests, Grand Canyon National Park, USA
* Laughlin, D.C. ,* Bakker, J.D. ,* Fule, P.Z. 2005
Understory Communities of Warm-dry, Mixed-Conifer Forests in Southwestern Colorado
* Korb, J.E. ,* Daniels, M.L. ,* Laughlin, D.C. ,* Fule, P.Z. 2007
Understory Plant Community Responses to Hazardous Fuels Reduction Treatments in Pinyon-Juniper Woodlands of Arizona, USA
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Ungulate herbivory on buckbrush in an Arizona ponderosa pine forest
* Huffman, D.W. ,Moore, M.M. 2003
A Unique Old-Growth Ponderosa Pine Forest in Northern Arizona
* Abella, S.R. 2008
Unsupported inferences of high-severity fire in historical dry forests of the western United States: response to Williams and Baker.
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Use Of Artificial Roosts By Forest-Dwelling Bats In Northern Arizona
Chambers, C.L. ,Alm, V. ,Siders, M.S. ,Rabe, M.J. 2002
The Use of Ecosystem Health Indicators for Evaluating Ecological and Social Outcomes of the Collaborative Approach to Management: The Case Study of the Diablo Trust
Munoz-Erickson, T.A. ,Aguilar-Gonzalez, B.J. 2003
Use of restoration-treated ponderosa pine forest by tassel-eared squirrels
Loberger, C.D.,Theimer, T.C. ,Rosenstock, S.S. ,Wightman, C.S. 2011
Using a diverse seed mix to establish native plants on a Sonoran Desert burn
* Abella, S.R.,Gunn, J.L.,* Daniels, M.L. ,* Springer, J.D.,* Nyoka, S.E. 2009
Using ecological restoration to constrain biological invasion
* Bakker, J.D. ,Wilson, S.D. 2004
Using parallel strategies to promote change: forest policy making under George W. Bush
Vaughn, J.,* Cortner, H.J. 2004
Using trait-based ecology to restore resilient ecosystems: historical conditions and the future of montane forests in western North America
* Laughlin, D.C. ,* Strahan, R.T.,* Huffman, D.W.,* Sanchez-Meador, A.J. 2016
Value Orientation and Forest Management: The Forest Health Debate
* Abrams, J.B.,Kelly, E.,Shindler, B.,Wilton, J. 2005
Variability of Warm/Dry Mixed Conifer Forests in Southwestern Colorado, USA: Implications for Ecological Restoration
* Korb, J.E. ,* Fule, P.Z.,Wu, R. 2013
Vegetation environment relationships and ecological species groups of an Arizona Pinus ponderosa landscape, USA
* Abella, S.R.,* Covington, W.W. 2006
Was Aldo Leopold Right about the Kaibab Deer Herd?
Binkley, D. ,Moore, M.M. ,Romme, W.H. ,Brown, P.M. 2006
Water and nutrient outflow following the ecological restoration of a ponderosa pine-bunchgrass ecosystem
Kaye, J.P. ,Hart, S.C. ,Cobb, R.C. ,Stone, J.E. 1999
Western Pine Forests with Continuing Frequent Fire Regimes: Possible Reference Sites for Management
Stephens, S.L. ,* Fule, P.Z. 2005
Widespread Increase of Tree Mortality Rates in the Western United States
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Wildland Fire Effects on Understory Plant Communities in Two Fire-Prone Forests
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Wildlife responses to thinning and burning treatments in southwestern conifer forests: A meta-analysis
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Life is a continual exercise in expectation management. Witness our journey to the Bassin-Bleu waterfall outside of Jacmel in southern Haiti.Haiti, it turns out, possesses quite a many blue pools, all quite aptly if not unimaginatively named Bassin-Bleu or "blue pool." The most famous of these, pictured below, is outside the town of Jacmel. If all the photos of … [Read more...]
Aachen Cathedral: Just Look Up [360-Degree Panorama]
Some cathedrals -- with their fanciful gargoyles, detailed carvings and elaborate flourishes -- are best admired for their exterior. For others, it's all about appreciating what's inside.What makes Aachen Cathedral so special for me, despite the beauty of its imposing Gothic exterior, are the mystical elements within. … [Read more...]
The Ancient Rock-Carved Churches of Lalibela, Ethiopia [360-Degree Panorama]
The story goes: almost 900 years ago in Ethiopia there lived a visionary king named Lalibela.Lalibela traveled far and wide, including an extended pilgrimage he took to Jerusalem, after which he brought back home to Ethiopia all he'd seen and learned.When Muslims conquered Jerusalem in the late 12th century and it became too dangerous for devout Ethiopian … [Read more...]
Itsukushima Shinto Shrine on Miyajima Island, Japan [360-Degree Panorama]
Miyajima, a sacred island in Japan. So sacred in fact that its famous Itsukushima Shinto Shrine (now a UNESCO site) was designed very cleverly 500 years ago. You see, the raised boards provided a way for pilgrims to visit the island without actually touching sacred land directly. The purity of the island was kept in check for hundreds of years. (Another feature of the … [Read more...]
Prague Astronomical Clock [360-Degree Panorama]
As the top of the hour nears in Prague, crowds gather in front of the Astronomical Clock on Staroměstské náměstí (Old Town Square) and wait for the show to begin -- all in a ritual that's happened almost daily for six hundred years of the clock's life.The first attention goes to the twelve apostles that emerge from the little window at the top. They go around in … [Read more...]
Sunrise Towers: Torres del Paine National Park, Chile [360-Degree Panorama]
Our alarm went off at the ungodly hour of 4:30AM. We were huddled together trying to stay warm against the freezing temperatures of the night in a rented tent that wasn't quite meant for people of Dan's height. The temptation to turn off the alarm and roll over instead of heading out into the frigid pitch of pre-dawn was difficult to resist. Under these … [Read more...]
Antarctica, The Lemaire Channel [360-Degree Panorama]
We were on our way north, making the long return journey from south of the Antarctic Circle to our final destination in Ushuaia, Argentina. The captain announced that we would soon be going through the Lemaire Channel, a narrow passage strait in northern Antarctica framed by steep cliffs and icebergs.Everyone aboard ship was invited on deck and to the bridge to … [Read more...]
How to Enjoy a Namib Desert Sunset [360-Degree Panorama]
When late afternoon falls and the day comes to a close in Southern Namibia, a ritual begins: the sundowner.Prepare yourself by four-wheeling it to an overlook, high perch, or just about anywhere you can catch the sunset bathe the vastness of the Namibian desert landscape.Then wait. … [Read more...]
Thinking Cycles of Renewal: Sunset Puja in Udaipur, India [360-Degree Panorama]
The sun sets on another day in Udaipur, India. People gather at the lake's edge to watch the day wind to an end and to take part in evening puja (prayers). This ritual, a daily cycle, elegantly pays reverence and homage to one day while preparing for the next.As we move from reflecting on and closing out the past year to engaging in the new one, I thought of this … [Read more...]
German Christmas Market in Augsburg Old Town [360-Degree Panorama]
We edged toward the end of our road trip visit to friends and Christmas markets in the southern German regions of Baden-Württemberg and Bavaria. Our stomachs were full from days of Christmas market comfort foods, "fest" foods like spätzle, bratwurst, schupfnudeln and maultaschen.We'd performed our research to determine which Christmas market served up the best … [Read more...]

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Cool Christmas Albums: Bing Crosby - Merry Christmas
There was a time somewhere between my childhood and my adult life where it was considered way uncool to admit liking Bing Crosby, Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, all of those old-time crooners that were beloved by America so much in their day. I always laugh at the early Looney Tunes cartoons where they used Bing and Frank caricatures in various characters quite frequently. One in particular was the skinny rooster that was supposed to be a young Sinatra that had all the hens swooning left and right.
For us future generations, I think it's fair to say these alto supremes were a part of our young lives, whether it was the Bing Crosby Christmas special on CBS that is now famous for the duet with David Bowie on "What Child Is This." I picture of a warm living room with the aroma of fresh baked cookies, a lit Christmas tree, snow outside, unopened presents, cartoons on the t.v. with sound turned down as Bing croons those wonderful Christmas carols.
As an adult, I still feel maybe a little weird playing Bing at my cubicle with people around me, still wondering whether or not it's tres lame to not be playing Brian Setzer or Trans-Siberian Orchestra, but one has to let go of such insecurities and accept that it's cool being true to yourself, even if you're listening to something that's outright corny but still purely Christmas in its own right.
I think of Bing's renditions of "Jingle Bells" and "Santa Claus is Comin' to Town" with The Andrews Sisters, and how they appear in one of my favorite films of all-time, A Christmas Story. I think of that World War II era and how simplistic life appears in comparison to our overcomplicated society of today. You have to figure all is relative to its time and place, given The Depression that preceded and a global conflict that could've destroyed the face of life as we know it now, and somehow Bing's voice gives comfort overtop it all, so much that life isn't so bad after all.
It's unique that so many of Bing's songs on this album are all standards you hear on the radio, even on Sirius satellite. "White Christmas," "Silent Night," "Silver Bells," "God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen…" I don't think one person has ever had so much representation in single plays other than Bing. Even as things move forward and we're all in such a hurry for this, that and the other thing, particularly since progress demands we keep pace, it's nice that a throwback sound like Bing's brings so much slow-paced comfort to a rapid-paced society as we have. That, and how can you not smile during "Mele Kalikimaka" and not think of Martin Scorsece's neice stripping on the diving board in Chevy Chase's dream sequence during Christmas Vacation? Ahhhh…..


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Thought i would share with you the Improved fett Bust ive been working on.
Gone is the Horrible DP96,New is the ammo belt and Chest Armour.
Just need to source a new Flight Suit add shoulder Studs and get a Girth Belt and its Virtually done.
In the new year i plan to work on and finish a back pack that i have
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Mountain Wheels: All-new Porsche 911 is the real deal
October 5, 2012
As the first storms of the season bring hope to the hills, let me wrap up a very good summer on the roads with the best of the bunch for this year – the new Porsche 911 Carrera.
I got to drive plenty of impressive machines this year, but if you're in that Romney-approved demographic – or just simply seeking the best-handling machine out there – the 911, especially its enhanced S model, really does the trick. For quite a few bucks.
Everyone's heard that the storied 911 is indeed one of the world's most graceful vehicles on a curvy road, and that's only gotten better with the new-for-2012, available-as-a-2013 Carrera.
In the case of the particularly well-optioned S that I got to drive, all of that classic response, grounded road feel and poised handling confidence is only further enhanced. The S models feature a slightly larger 3.8-liter, horizontally opposed six-cylinder than the standard 911's, bringing output to a thundering, naturally aspirated 400 horsepower.
And while the seventh-generation gains just 2.2 inches in overall length, the wheelbase is four inches longer and the track is even further extended in the S configuration.
That makes for a Carrera that looks, to casual observers, much the same as the previous edition, but is both larger on the inside and even more fearsome out on a twisty road or the track.
The 500- and 600-plus horsepower domestics may get the 911 off the line, but Porsche puts its money into a fantastic litany of stability control programs that keep the car cornering flat, universally, as well as keeping it eerily stable up to its top track speed of 187 mph.
Those range from dynamic engine mounts, designed to minimize engine oscillation, to active suspension management and dynamic chassis control, regulating ride height and roll.
Throw in torque vectoring and even some launch control from the seven-speed automatic transmission and it's a fiendishly performance-oriented automobile.
But it's still a hoot to drive, and all of that sea of acronyms and systems actually helps to both keep the rear wheels planted (a classic issue on the older cars) and to impart a nearly liquid feeling during spirited driving – 295/30ZR 20-inch tires on the back certainly helping to keep it stuck to the road.
Steering is now electrically assisted, ostensibly to save weight, but the feel is still superb, instantaneous and … so unlike what you get in normal cars. Sigh.
It's a car where the massive, wheel-mounted paddles really do work (and get a work-out; the world's first seven-speed manual is also an option). And you'll find that the Sport Plus mode holds the revs so high that you swear the engine's going to explode, though it does dig up all 325 lb.-ft. of torque.
All of that said, the classic overall 911 experience hasn't been geeked to death. Start it up and you can still feel and hear that rear-mounted engine rumble and clatter, a testament to Volkswagenish beginnings. Goose it and it very quickly transforms into a "my god this is awesome we're all going to die" roar that can be slightly muted for residential excursions at the press of a button.
The biggest transformations have taken place inside where that Panamera-styled center console now sits, though the seeming litany of air and performance controls aren't overwhelming when learned and really do fall easily to the touch – including the amazingly intricate yet simple-to-use-when-flying-along navigation and stereo controls.
And seating – well, the seating's comfortable. Really. I weathered a five-hour stint of combat driving through the Jefferson County canyons and emerged unscathed, though there's always that sideways mambo dance to get in. Option it up and you'll get heated and ventilated leather seating with aggressive (but frequently necessary) thigh and thorax bolstering to keep you sucked in place.
The slightly sinister-looking, flat, wide, hand-stitched dash is also quite the piece of work; the five-pot instrument cluster also includes a video display that can put navigation directions and G-force readings at eye level.
In true 911 style, it's all drive and no messing around, so don't expect oodles of room for your junk and your oversized coffee (those hyper-stylized pop-out drink holders are more for show), though … there is an ashtray.


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Hi there,
I was just wondering if anybody could recommend a course-book for a 1-to-1 student I am teaching who wants to prepare for the CAE.
I have spoken briefly with my Director of Studies about this, and he seems to indicate that, on the whole, the course-books designed for this purpose can be a little dry in content.
Has anybody found a book that can be used that is stimulating and provides interesting material for students?
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Don't let your kids around the dog. Period. If you think you do not get along now , wait until there is a bite , even a minor one. It will somehow be your kid's fault too , believe me.
People who see no wrong in their dog/child/spouse whatever can't be corrected or reasoned with usually.
I would simply state that you will not allow a dog that is growling at your kids to be near them , end of story. Add to that statement " my dog is good with kids and my kids are good with dogs and I would like to keep it that way ".
Sorry you are dealing with this , strife in family especially when their is already tension is a very stressful thing to deal with.
Ok this is a partial vent partial question. My sister-in-law has a chocolate lab. This dog is considered to be the "perfect dog." I am always hearing about all the great things Dixie can do and how well behaved she is. Today we are having a birthday party for my 2 year old Rayne. When we walked through the door of my mother-in-law's house Dixie started barking and growling. My sister-in-law told her to hush, which didn't work, and told my kids to pet her so she would stop. When she kept growling my SIL went and got one of her toys and gave it to her. She then my kids not to try and take it cause Dixie might bight them.
I am no expert on dogs, but I have dealt with them for way longer than my SIL. This is the 1st dog she has owned that I know of. She uses a shock collar set way to high, the theory is if you show the dog it hurts then the dog will behave to avoid it. Today she had a prong collar on very loosely around the base of the dogs neck. It is driving me nuts watching all the things she is doing wrong with this dog. She is convinced my boy Ammo is not trained as well as her dog and I don't know as much because Ammo is not cat friendly and her dog is. Her dog was raised with her cats, Ammo has never been around cats.
How do I deal with her dog growling at my kids. My SIL rewards the dog when she growls, with toys or petting. I am very worried that her dog will snap at my daughter and hurt her. I really want to be snotty but I can not, remember she is someone I have to deal with for a very long time. I can tell my older 2 kids to leave Dixie alone but my 2 year old thinks ever dog is like her Ammo. Should I just start bringing Ammo with us so Rayne has a dog to play with that won't bite her? Should I keep Ammo away so he won't attack Dixie for threatening his kids? Should I just ignore Dixie and let her owner deal with it? If it was your kids what would you do?
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I can guarentee you, that if my brother had a dog that growled at my kids, my kids wouldn't be within 20 miles of this dog Dixie. It's that simple. I would tell him to control his dog, that I feel my kids are threatened by his dog and that my kids will no longer interact with his dog. My kids come before anything else. I also don't want one of my kids being nipped or bit by a dog causing them to be affraid of dogs. I wouldn't want to fracture the relationship and trust my kids have with thier own dog.
It's that simple.
I wouldn't let my kids pet a growling dog, if I had any kids.
I do understand why you do not want to break ties with the family though. The best thing to do is to divorce yourself from them. This means you completely give up all your expectations for them, but you don't stop coming and bringing your kids. If the younger one says you should hold your kid back in school or pushes you to put them in early, or discipline them for something stupid, or anything else, you just say, "really, I'll look into that" and totally give it not another thought.
It is our expectations for people, specifically their behavior toward us, that gets us into trouble. If we do not have expectations that people will act normal, or nicely toward us, or reasonably toward our children we will not take it personally when they don't. Ah, that's Uncle Louis. It lets the dookie roll off, because they are not family anymore. They are just people that happen to be there, and what they say, and what do no longer matters anymore than what strangers say on the internet. You would not let a stranger have your children pet their growling dog. Not on your life.
A funny thing is, that sometimes, after we stop reacting to inappropriate behavior of family members, after we divorce ourselves from them, and drop our expectations, sometimes everything gets a little more relaxed, and sometimes, behavior improves.
Divorcing yourself from family members does not mean you don't protect your children from what they say or how they act around them, you just do it as if they were the guy down the street, not like they are someone whose opinion you care about. Sometimes that means, telling your kids before hand, "Uncle Louis is going to be there, and he's says a lot of things that we don't listen to." and afterward, if he was particularly horrible, talk about it to your kid. Or if he starts, tell him point blank, "Leave the kid alone, or we are leaving right now." But you don't take it personally. You don't expect him to act like a human being. You just have an evacuation plan if needed.
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I think I would have to put my foot down. The growling dog is put in another room or crate and not allowed access to your kids.
Not a bad idea to have your hubby deal with it, it is his family.
As far as bark collars go (assuming that's what it was) then highest setting is fine, for the reasons she basically stated. You start low on a bark collar and the dog runs a pretty good chance of just getting accustomed to it and powering through it.
Prong collars that are hanging a bit loose or low on the neck are also fine as long as they are being used correctly. It isn't really a big deal either way.
As for the other stuff...well that's just crap, but hey if shes happy with the dog shes happy with the dog.
Right there is where I'd speak my mind. I'd say NO, my kids are not going to pet a growling dog. Either the dog gets put away or I'm leaving.
The advice given to my kids was to pet her, while she growled, to calm her down.
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I don't want to disconnect with her or my husband's other sister. For as much grief as I get from them they love my kids very much. The dog problem is very annoying and I will be more outspoken about it.
My kids have already lost a lot of family on my side of the family. I would really hate for them to lose my husband's family too. From all the things that has happen with my side of the family I have refined a very distinct set of skills called "Not caring what they think of me." I simply can't take my kids family away from them, and that is what would happen. With the exception of my mom, my husband's family is the only family left.
She is the baby of the family, and can do no wrong. My husband, her brother, is the middle child and the black sheep of the family. I am the unwanted family member. They are all nice to me but it is clear by both sisters that I am not well liked. On more than one occasion the little sister (the one with the dog) has reprimanded me on my parenting, she has no children.
I firmly believe that if I keep my mouth shut karma will eventually bite her in the you know what. I have told my older 2 to never ever pet a dog that is growling no matter who says it's ok. From now on when the dog is there and growling I will have my children far away from her.
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Karma hasn't come back to bite them yet. Well...maybe his mother. The grandkids (all 4 of them) have very little to do with her.
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And you want to be a part of this? Honestly? Let alone your kids?
If his family doesn't like you then why keep trying? Who wants to be around negativity?
If a dog growled at my kids and I felt that he could/would bite them then my kids would never be around that dog again. I am the kind of person that tells it like it is, I would let my SIL know that she doesn't know how to properly use dog training equipment nor does she know how to properly train a dog. I would also let her know that her dog is a lawsuit waiting to happen.
If she doesn't like you and you don't really like her and your kids being around her dog is dangerous then who cares what she thinks/says, tell her she's in the wrong!
|I'm the one in my family that always has to bring her dog along, so I can relate. But I feel terrible seeing her side of it, because wow, what a nutter! Yikes! I'm glad she was finally able to crate her dog and keep your children safe, and I really hope she keeps that up! Otherwise, I'd just stay away. Go pet the growling dog?! Worst advice ever. Poor you to have to put up with her.
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Happy Metroid Day!
Posted August 6th, 2012 at 2:35 PM by Jeremy
Well sweeties, it's April 6, and it's officially Metroid day! By that I mean, the original Metroid was released 26 years ago from this day! And to celebrate Nintendium 128 wrote a whole retrospective on the entire Metroid series.
Check it out!
Click here.
Also for a bit of fun, there's a hidden page on the article! Whoever finds it gets a free gift! =D
So guys...I need help finding that page. ><; XD
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April 6? You sure it's April 6? NOT August 6?
Even though I only own Metroid Prime 3, Fusion and the original and also played Metroid Prime Hunters before, the series is really, really great in my opinion, 3D or 2D. Although it is pretty well known, it doesn't get the love it deserves imo compared to Mario or LoZ. So happy birthday, Metroid!
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Junior Season (2013)
Co-captain ... played in every game, starting all but one contest for the Blazers in 2013 ... earned the Conference USA Golden Boot Award after scoring seven goals in conference play ... named to the All-Conference USA Second Team and NSCAA/Continental Tire NCAA Division I Men's All-Midwest Region Second Team ... ranked second on the team in scoring with 22 points (eight goals, six assists) on the year ... fourth in Conference USA in points per game (1.22); fifth in assists (6), goals (8), and points; sixth in goals per game (0.44); and eighth in assists per game (0.33) ... ranked 42nd in the nation in points per game ... a key piece in the UAB offense that led the country in scoring ... named the C-USA Offensive Player of the Week after tallying five points (two goals,, one assist) against Belmont (9/25) and Kentucky (9/29) ... matched a career-high with two goals at Marshall (11/8) ... tallied a career-best two goals at New Mexico (10/30) ... scored the game-winner against FIU (10/16) ... opened the season with an assist in three straight matches.
Sophomore Season (2012)
Registered time in 18 matches, starting four matches ... ranked second on the squad in assists with four on the season ... had his first assist as a Blazer vs. Washington (9/16) ... tallied an assist in three straight matches (at UCF, 10/27; vs. Memphis, 10/31; vs. UCF, 11/7) ... started his first match of his collegiate career in the season-opener vs. Mercer (8/24) ... had 15 shots on the year, four coming on goal ... earned Conference USA Commissioner's Honor Roll accolades.
Freshman Season (2011)
Played in 15 contests during the season ... scored one goal on the season, which came against Oral Roberts (9/9) ... had the best accuracy of anyone on the squad as eight of his 12 shots on the year came on frame ... named to the C-USA Commissioner's Honor Roll.
Sat out in his only season at Kentucky due to injury.
High School
Attended Randolph High School where he was a five-year letterwinner under head coaches Matt Holmes and Sean Cooper ... played on the varsity team since eighth grade ... helped lead team to state title in eight and ninth grade ... was named the MVP of the state tournament as a ninth grader ... led team in scoring as a 10th grader with 23 goals.
Other Soccer Info
Played his club soccer at Birmingham United Soccer Association under head coach Eric Dade ... led his team in scoring ... helped team to reach the National Playoffs in 2010.
Born Alexander Harris Clay on April 11, 1992 in Huntsville, Ala. ... son of Richard and Susan Clay ... one sister, Ashley ... Undecided ... favorite website is ESPN.com ... favorite movie is Miracle ... favorite food is pasta ... if he played another sport, it would be hockey ... his father, Richard, had the biggest influence of his career ... chose UAB because he wants to "pursue a medical career and play soccer in the state of Alabama."


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Wanting to find out if anyone has installed any mini fans in their helmets to cool things down when wearing them. If so, what brand of fan & is it an easy install? Thanx!:fettesb
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Wanting to find out if anyone has installed any mini fans in their helmets to cool things down when wearing them. If so, what brand of fan & is it an easy install? Thanx!:fettesb
Actually, I just did this last weekend. Found all the parts I needed at Radio Shack, and built 1 fan assembly for each side of my helmet.
I got the 'mini' size fan, a 9V battery connector, and a soft-touch push button for each assembly. It went a lot easier than I thought.
Everything is mounted inside with industrial strength velcro.
I found a lot of info before I started by searching "helmet fan" right here on the board.
I tried to do it, but I failed horribly.
The key is you MUST have some amount of space behind the fan, otherwise the fan won't work. I made a little bracket out of very thin styrene and mounted the fan at a slight up-ward angle. This allows the fan to draw cool air up into the helmet. Works like a charm.
Yeah, on my mini-fans, there are 4 holes (1 in each corner) for installing small screws. I found some styrene rod the same diameter and super glued a length into each hole, making little "pegs" that space the fan away from the helmet surface. . .
You know what? I'll take some pics of my set up later and post them. It's kind of hard to explain this way.
I get what you mean. You used the styrene rod to make risers. :thumbsupQuote:
superjedi said:
I stole fans from school ;) I live in the CAD lab and we have boxes of the crap that are ready to be thrown out, so I pocketed... well a bunch. The only problem is that most of them are 12 volt. There is one that I pulled out of this anchient machine that was a 2.2 volt.
From my understanding you can plug a 9V batt. to the 12 volt fan and it works no problem.
Here's how I installed mine:
I used industrial strength velcro to hold the fans to the helmet. I can easily take the fans out or push them down if I need to take the helmet on or off. The velcro holds the fans in place just fine. The only problem is I attached the velcro to the rubber padding, and it doesn't hold up very well in heat. Today, it got up to 108 degrees, and I found the velcro holding the batteries had become detached from the padding.
Other than that, this configuration really does the job. Easy to breathe, no overheating, and the fans don't even touch your face.:cheers I really noticed the difference when I forgot to turn them on ... within 5 minutes, my visor was completely fogged over, and my head was a swamp.
Well, here's my setup. Like I mentioned above, I have 1 set on each side of my face. I used small styrene rods to space the fans away from the helmet. All the components are secured with industrial strength velcro. It was about $35.00 or so for all the parts.
To turn them on, all I have to do is reach my thumbs up inside and hit the buttons. :)
Thanx for the pics & info!! Going to radio shack friday & getting a set of fans.
if u have any old/worthless computer at your disposal, gut them for the fans...save 20 bucks


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Stina Gardell
No. 6 USC Wins 10th Straight Over No. 20 UCLA
Apostalon, Scott, Mann win twice each in the victory over the Bruins.
Hosszu Does It Again! Wins Olympic Gold In 100m Backstroke
Hungarian Trojan star will also go for gold Tuesday in 200m IM final.
USC's Ous Mellouli To Serve As Tunisia's Flag Bearer In Rio Opening Ceremonies
Former NCAA champion and two-time gold medalist is Troy's 13th Olympic flag bearer.
Morozov Wins Four Events At Russian Nationals
Completes meet with win in 50m free to go with victories in 100m free, 50m breast, 50m back.
Morozov Qualifies For Worlds At Russian Nationals
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THIS SEASON: Stina Gardell, a 2014 senior and a six-time career All-American, is one of the NCAA's top medley swimmers and an improving breaststroker who will be relied on for strong dual meet work as well as potent post-season scoring.
2013: Gardell, as a 2013 junior, was a two-time finalist at the NCAA Championships, taking fourth in the 200y IM (1:54.49, PR) and fifth in the 400y IM (4:04.66). She was also part of USC's sixth-place 800y free relay and scored again with a 10th-place finish in the 200y breast (2:08.56) ... Gardell turned in a huge performance at the 2013 Pac-12s with her third straight triple finalist showing, taking second in the 200y breast (2:08.22, PR) and third in both the 200y IM (1:55.04) and 400y IM (4:05.05) ... Gardell represented Sweden at the 2013 FINA World Championships, finishing 16th in the 400m IM (4:44.50) and 17th in the 200m IM (2:14.02) ... At the 2012 U.S. Winter Nationals, Gardell won the 400y IM (4:03.79) with one of USC's top times ever in the race, was second in the 200y IM (1:55.32), and was second in the `B' final of the 200y breast (2:11.89). She also swam on Troy's winning 800y free relay ... She earned 2013 Pac-12 All-Academic honorable mention honors.
2012: Gardell posted a pair of top 20 finishes at the 2012 Olympics while representing Sweden, finishing 14th in the 400m IM and 20th in the 200m IM ... That followed a great meet at the 2012 NCAAs, where she earned a pair of All-American honors by finishing fifth in the 200y IM (1:54.90) and sixth in the 200m breast (2:08.67). Gardell just missed a finals berth in the 400y IM but came back to win the consolation final, and finish ninth overall, in 4:05.47 ... She had a strong 2012 Pac-12 Championships, posting three top 4 finishes. Gardell finished second in both the 200y breast (2:09.48) and the 200y IM (1:56.00), notching season-best times in both and an NCAA `A' cut in the latter. She was also fourth in the 400y IM (4:04.65) in another `A' cut ... At the 2012 U.S. Winter Nationals, Gardell won the 400y IM (4:03.79) with one of USC's top times ever in the race, was second in the 200y IM (1:55.32), and was second in the `B' final of the 200y breast (2:11.89). She also swam on Troy's winning 800y free relay ...At the 2012 European Championships, Gardell was fourth in the 400m IM and fifth in the 200m IM ... She earned 2012 Pac-12 All-Academic honorable mention honors.
2011: Gardell, who joined the Trojans in the spring semester last year as a freshman, earned All-America honors at the 2011 NCAAs as part of USC's eighth-place 800y free relay. She scored individually by winning the consolation final of the 200y IM (1:56.78) and with a 12th in the 400y IM (4:07.38). She also tied for 19th in the 200y breast (2:011.55) ... After joining the Trojans in the spring semester and catching up in training, Gardell had a stellar February. In Troy's final dual meet of the season against UCLA, the freshman helped USC beat the Bruins with a dominating win in the 400y IM that saw her go 4:03.89 for an NCAA `A' cut and a USC pool record ... At the 2011 Pac-10 Championships, Gardell was a three-time finalist. She was fifth in the 400y IM (4:09.19), tied for fifth in the 200y IM (1:57.85) and was eighth in the 200y breast (2:12.74) ... She competed at the 2010 Short Course World Championships in December, taking 10th in the 200m IM and 11th in the 400m IM ... At the 2011 World Championships (LC) over the summer, she was 16th in the 400m IM (4:44.53), 19th in the 200m IM (2:15.45) and swam on Sweden's 800m free relay.
HIGH SCHOOL: Gardell, who prepped at Lommar Skolan, is a Swedish national record holder and champion in the 200m and 400m IM who competed in the 2009 World Championships in the 200m (17th) and 400m IM (18th).
CLUB/COACH: Sparvagen/Peter and Martina Aaronsson.
PERSONAL: She was born March 28, 1990.


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John Vincent Cable (born 9 May 1943) is a British politician, MP for Twickenham, the Liberal Democrats' Deputy Leader, and the Business Secretary under Prime Minister David Cameron.
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- The House has noticed the Prime Minister's remarkable transformation in the past few weeks from Stalin to Mr. Bean, creating chaos out of order, rather than order out of chaos.
- House of Commons' Hansard, 28 November 2007.
- These masters of the universe must be tamed in the interests of the ordinary families whose jobs and livelihoods are being put at risk... The Tories won't say anything about the current crisis as they are completely in the pockets of the hedge funds.
- Comment's on hedge funds, 17 September 2008.
- The big, looming, monetary issue is "quantitative easing": that is, printing money. What happens is that the government borrows from the Bank of England, not from the markets. It expands the money supply to keep the economy going and also to counter deflation without simultaneously increasing government debt. The attractions are obvious, as are the dangers. The Robert Mugabe school of economics provides a salutary warning about uncontrolled monetary expansion in generating hyper-inflation. The road to Harare is not as long as we might hope. Monetary easing may prove to be necessary but will have to be managed with great skill and care: Too little easing and the crisis drags on – as in Japan. If there is too much, the authorities face the messy task of mopping-up liquidity by issuing bonds which add to the burden of borrowing or else we lurch back from deflation to inflation. So interest rates may soon become yesterday's story.
- "Confiscating savings from the poor is stupid and cruel". The Independent. 8 January 2009.
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- The House has noticed his remarkable transformation in the past few weeks from national treasure to Treasury poodle.
- Harriet Harman
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- We have to be careful of Vince Cable, he's extremely sharp and clever. In fact, he's almost as sharp and clever as he thinks he is.
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2012-13 Season
Made first career start at Cleveland State (2/15).
Totaled eight points off the bench against Detroit (2/9).
Scored 11 points off the bench against Wright State (2/7), hitting 3-of-5 from long range.
Bettered his combined season scoring output at Loyola (2/2), tallying 13 points and making 3-of-5 threes.
Knocked down a three-pointer in 13 minutes at Milwaukee (1/25).
Totaled Green Bay highs of four points and four steals at Valparaiso (1/23).
Made a first-half bucket against UIC (1/12).
Scored first career three points in game at Detroit (1/5).
Made his Green Bay debut against Wright State (1/3), logging 10 minutes.
Averaged 19.3 points per game as a senior at Minnetonka High School