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) Ecological Research
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
2013–2014 White Mountain Stewardship Project Economic Assessment
Kim, Y.S.,Lucas, A.M. 2015
2014 Wildfire Season: An Overview, Southwestern U.S.
Evans, A.M. 2015
2015 Wildfire Season: An Overview
Evans, A.M. 2016
Abiotic and biotic factors explain independent gradients of plant community composition in ponderosa pine forests
* Laughlin, D.C. ,* Abella, S.R. 2007
Abstract of Eighth Biennial Conference of Research on the Colorado Plateau
* McGlone, C.M. ,* Laughlin, D.C. ,* Sanchez-Meador, A.J. 2005
Administrative and Legal Review Opportunities for Collaborative Groups
Brown, S.J. 2015
Altitudinal Variation of Chlorophyll Concentration and Reflectance of the Bark of Populus Tremuloides
* Covington, W.W. 1975
Ancient Pinon-Juniper Forests of Mesa Verde and the West: A Cautionary Note for Forest Restoration Programs
Romme, W.H. ,Floyd-Hanna, L. ,Hanna, D.D. 2003
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
Biomass estimation for four common grass species in northern Arizona ponderosa pine
Andariese, S.W.,* Covington, W.W. 1986
Biotic Communities of Kaibab Plateau, Arizona
Rasmussen, D.I. 1941
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
Butterfly Response and Successional Change Following Ecosystem Restoration
* Waltz, A.E.M. ,* Covington, W.W. 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
The carbon costs of mitigating high-severity wildfire in southwestern ponderosa pine
Hurteau, M.D. ,* Stoddard, M.T.,* Fule, P.Z. 2011
Carbon Credits for Restored Western Dry Forests?
* Egan, D. ,* Seidenberg, J. 2009
Cascading Effects of Fire Exclusion in Rocky Mountain Ecosystems: A Literature Review
Keane, R.E. ,Ryan, K.C. ,Veblen, T.T. ,Allen, C.D. ,Logan, J. ,Hawkes, B. 2002
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
Challenges and Opportunities in Forest Restoration Outreach: The Example of Southwestern Ponderosa Pine Forests
* Friederici, P.G. 2005
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 Gambel Oak Densities in Southwestern Ponderosa Pine Forests Since Euro-American Settlement
* Abella, S.R.,* Fule, P.Z. 2008
Changes in La Michilía Biosphere Reserve, Durango, Mexico
* Fule, P.Z.,* Covington, W.W. 1999
Changes in Ponderosa Pine Forests of the Mt. Logan Wilderness.
* Waltz, A.E.M. ,* Fule, P.Z. 1998
Changes in Ponderosa Pine Forests of the Mt. Trumbull Wilderness
* Covington, W.W. ,* Heinlein, T.A. ,* Fule, P.Z. ,* Waltz, A.E.M. ,* Springer, J.D. 1999
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
Chapter 2: The Evolutionary and Historical Context
* Covington, W.W. 2003
Characteristics of Buckbrush Shrubs Exposed to Herbivores after Seven Years of Protection
* Chancellor, W.W.,* Huffman, D.W.,Moore, M.M. 2008
Characterizing Spatial Reference Conditions in Southwestern Warm/Dry Mixed-Conifer Forests
Rodman, K.,* Sanchez-Meador, A.J. 2014
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
Coarse Woody Debris: Managing Benefits and Fire Hazard in the Recovering Forest
Brown, J.K. ,Reinhardt, E.D. ,Kramer, K.A. 2003
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
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
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
Continuing Fire Regimes in Remote Forest of Grand Canyon National Park
* Fule, P.Z. ,* Heinlein, T.A. ,* Covington, W.W. ,Moore, M.M. 2000
Controls on Vegetation Structure in Southwestern Ponderosa Pine Forests, 1941 and 2004
* Bakker, J.D. ,Moore, M.M. 2007
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
A Demonstration Project to Test Ecological Restoration of a Pinyon-Juniper Ecosystem
* Huffman, D.W.,* Stoddard, M.T.,* Fule, P.Z.,* Covington, W.W.,* Smith, H.B. 2008
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
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
Dynamics of a Pinyon-Juniper Stand in Northern Arizona: A Half-Century History
Ffolliott, P.F. ,Gottfried, G.J. 2002
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
An Ecological Basis for Ecosystem Management
Kaufmann, M.R. ,Graham, R.T. ,Boyce, D.A. ,Moir, W.H. ,Perry, L. ,Reynolds, R.T. ,Bassett, R.L. ,Mehlhop, P. ,Edminster, C.B. ,Block, W.M. ,Corn, P.S. 1994
Ecological restoration alters nitrogen transformations in a ponderosa pine-bunchgrass ecosystem
Kaye, J.P. ,Hart, S.C. 1998
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 Northern Arizona Ponderosa Pine Forests: Effects on Native and Introduced Plant Species
* Springer, J.D. 2002
Ecological Restoration Marking Guidelines for Ponderosa Pine Restoration Areas
* Covington, W.W. ,* Fule, P.Z. ,Moore, M.M. ,* Smith, H.B. ,* Waltz, A.E.M. ,* Heinlein, T.A. 1999
Ecological Restoration of Southwestern Ponderosa Pine
* Covington, W.W.,Moore, M.M.,* Fule, P.Z. 1993
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
Ecosystem Restoration and Management: Scientific Principles and Concepts
* Covington, W.W. ,Niering, W.A. ,Starkey, E. ,Walker, J. 1999
Ecosystem Restoration: Final Report for Assistance Agreement No. PAA 017002, Task Order No. AAW040001
* Huffman, D.W. ,* Stoddard, M.T. ,* McGlone, C.M. ,* Fule, P.Z. ,* Covington, W.W. 2006
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
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
Effect of Prescribed Burning on Mortality of Presettlement Ponderosa Pines in Grand Canyon National Park
* Kaufmann, G.A. ,* Covington, W.W. 2001
Effect of Restoration Thinning on Mycorrhizal Fungal Propagules in a Northern Arizona Ponderosa Pine Forest: Preliminary Results
* Korb, J.E. ,Johnson, N.C. ,* Covington, W.W. 2001
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 Ecological Restoration Alternative Treatments on Nonnative Plant Species Establishment
* Stoddard, M.T.,* McGlone, C.M. ,* Fule, P.Z. 2008
Effects of Fire Interval Restoration on Carbon and Nitrogen in Sedimentary- and Volcanic-Derived Soils of the Mogollon Rim, Arizona
Neary, D.G. ,Overby, S.T. ,Haase, S.M. 2003
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
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 Smoke and Fire-related Cues on Penstemon barbatus Seeds
* Abella, S.R. 2006
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
Efficacy of resource objective wildfires for restoration of ponderosa pine (Pinus ponderosa) forests in northern Arizona
* Huffman, D.W.,* Sanchez-Meador, A.J. ,Stoddard, M.T.,* Crouse, J.E. ,* Roccaforte, J.P. 2017
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
ERI Fall 2016 Newsletter
Ecological Restoration Institute 2016
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 groundwater yield following forest restoration along the Mogollon Rim, Arizona. Master's thesis. School of Earth Sciences and Environmental Sustainability.
Wyatt, C.J.W. 2013
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 Soil Seed Bank Characteristics in Ponderosa Pine Forests Using Vegetation and Forest-Floor Data
* Abella, S.R.,* Springer, J.D. 2008
Estimating the value of watershed services following forest restoration.
Mueller, J.M.,Swaffar, W.,Nielson, E.A.,Springer, A.E.,Masek Lopez, S. 2013
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
Executive Summary: White Mountains Stewardship Project: Evaluating the Impacts of the Nation's First Long-term Stewardship Contract.
Hurteau, S.R. 2016
Fact Sheet: Carbon Cycling in Southwestern Forests: Reservoirs, Fluxes, and the Effects of Fire and Management
Swetnam, T.W.,Falk, D.A. 2015
Fact Sheet: Do Fuel Treatments Reduce Fire Severity in Ponderosa Pine Forests? Tree Mortality Patterns One Year after the Wallow Fire
* Waltz, A.E.M. ,* Stoddard, M.T. 2013
Fact Sheet: Ecological and Social Implications of Employing Diameter Caps at a Collaborative Forest Restoration Project Near Flagstaff, Arizona
* Stoddard, M.T. 2015
Fact Sheet: Ecological restoration treatments improve soil function in frequent-fire forests of the western United States
* Sanchez-Meador, A.J. 2017
Fact Sheet: Ecology of Rusby's Milkvetch (Astragulus rusbyi), a Rare Endemic of Northern Arizona Ponderosa Pine Forests.
* Springer, J.D. 2014
Fact Sheet: Effectiveness of Fuel Reduction Treatments: Assessing Metrics of Forest Resiliency and Wildfire Severity after the Wallow Fire, AZ
* Waltz, A.E.M. 2014
Fact Sheet: Effects of Tree Cutting and Fire on Understory Vegetation in Mixed Conifer Forests.
* Abella, S.R.,* Springer, J.D. 2014
Fact Sheet: Efficacy of Resource Objective Wildfires for Restoration of Ponderosa Pine (Pinus ponderosa) Forests in Northern Arizona.
* Huffman, D.W. 2017
Fact Sheet: Estimating the Effect of Forest Restoration on Water Resources in Northern Arizona. ERI Fact Sheets.
O'Donnell, F. 2014
Fact Sheet: Evaluating treatment effectiveness following the 2014 San Juan Fire, White Mountains, Arizona
* Roccaforte, J.P. 2016
Fact Sheet: Field Considerations for Measuring Evapotranspiration with the Eddy Covariance Method. Ecological Restoration Institute
Ha, W.,* Masek Lopez, S.,Springer, A.E. 2014
Fact Sheet: Five-Year Post-Restoration Conditions and Simulated Climate Change Trajectories in a Warm-Dry Mixed-Conifer Forest, Southwestern Colorado,USA
* Stoddard, M.T. 2016
Fact Sheet: Genetic Considerations for Restoring Forests of the Southwest After Severe Disturbance.
Ouzts, J.R.,Kolb, T.E. 2014
Fact Sheet: Implications of Diameter Caps on Multiple Forest Resource Responses in the Context of the Four Forest Restoration Initiative
Bryant, T. 2015
Fact Sheet: Increasing Evidence That Thinning and Burning Treatments Help Restore Understory Plant Communities in Ponderosa Pine Forests
* Strahan, R.T. 2016
Fact Sheet: Lessons Learned from the Wallow Fire - Final
* Vosick, D.J. 2013
Fact Sheet: Long-term Herbivore Exclusion for Recovery of Buckbrush Populations During Restoration of Ponderosa Pine Forests in Northern Arizona
* Huffman, D.W. 2015
Fact Sheet: Managing Naturally Ignited Wildland Fire to Meet Fuel Reduction and Restoration Goals in Frequent-Fire Forests.
Sensibaugh, M.B.,* Huffman, D.W. 2014
Fact Sheet: Planting to restore ponderosa pine sites burned by high-severity fire.
* Roccaforte, J.P. 2014
Fact Sheet: Post-Wildfire Restoration of Structure, Composition, and Function in Southwestern Ponderosa Pine and Warm-Dry Mixed-Conifer Forests. ERI Fact Sheets.
Springer, J.D. 2014
Fact Sheet: Reference Conditions and Historical Changes in an Unharvested Ponderosa Pine Stand on Sedimentary Soil
* Sanchez-Meador, A.J. 2016
Fact Sheet: Reference Conditions and Historical Fine-Scale Spatial Dynamics in a Dry Mixed-Conifer Forest, Arizona, USA.
Rodman, K.C. 2017
Fact Sheet: Sediment Yield After Severe Wildfire
Stempniewicz, V. 2014
Fact Sheet: Stand Structure and Breeding Birds: Implications for Restoring Ponderosa Pine Forests.
* Kalies, E.L. 2014
Fact Sheet: Summer Habitat Use by Adult Female Mule Deer in a Restoration-Treated Ponderosa Pine Forest. ERI Fact Sheet.
Yarborough, R.F. 2014
Fact Sheet: The Economics of Ecological Restoration and Hazardous Fuel Reduction Treatments in Ponderosa Pine Forest Ecosystem.
Taylor, M.H.,* Sanchez-Meador, A.J. 2016
Fact Sheet: The Impacts of the Woody Biomass Utilization Program in Eastern Arizona
Lucas, A.M.,Kim, Y.S.,Davis,E.J.,Moseley, C. 2014
Fact Sheet: Unsupported inferences of high-severity fire in historical dry forests of the western United States: response to Williams and Baker.
* Fule, P.Z. 2014
Fact Sheet: What Are the Consequences of Cutting Old Ponderosa Pine Trees? A Systematic Review
* Kalies, E.L. 2014
Fifteen years of plant community dynamics during a northwest Ohio oak savanna restoration
* Abella, S.R.,Jaeger, J.F.,Brewer, L.G. 2004
Financial Results of Ponderosa Pine Forest Restoration in Southwestern Colorado
Lynch, D.L. 2001
Fire Ecology of Mexican Pines and a Fire Management Proposal
Rodriguez-Trejo, D.A.,* Fule, P.Z. 2003
Fire Effects on Gambel Oak in Southwestern Ponderosa Pine-Oak Forests
* Abella, S.R.,* Fule, P.Z. 2008
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. 2015
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
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Fire history of southwestern mixed conifer: A case study
Dieterich, J.H. 1983
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 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
Flagstaff Watershed Protection Project: Creating Solutions through Community Partnerships
Mottek-Lucas, A.L. 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
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Hjerpe, E.,Kim, Y.S.,Dunn, L. 2016
Forest Density Preferences of Homeowners in the Wildland-Urban Interface
Hjerpe, E.,Kim, Yeon-Su 2016
Forest ecosystems of an Arizona Pinus ponderosa landscape: multifactor classification and implications for ecological restoration
* Abella, S.R.,* Covington, W.W. 2006
Forest fires and climate in northern Mexico
* Fule, P.Z. ,Villanueva-Diaz, J. ,Cornejo-Oviedo, E. ,Brown, P.M. ,Falk, D.A. 2007
Forest-floor Treatments in Arizona Ponderosa Pine Restoration Ecosystems: No Short-term Effects on Plant Communities
* Abella, S.R.,* Covington, W.W. 2007
Forestlands health and carbon sequestration - Strengthening the case for Western forest restoration
* Viers, J.A. 2005
Forest Management and the Dead Wood Resource in Ponderosa Pine Forests: Effects on Small Mammals
Chambers, C.L. 2009
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 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
Forest Structure and Fuels Dynamics Following Ponderosa Pine Treatments, White Mountains, Arizona, USA
* Roccaforte, J.P. 2015
The Four Forest Restoration Initiative (4FRI): The Role of Collaboration in Achieving Outcomes.
Esch, B.,* Vosick, D.J. 2016
Frozen-stored Conifer Container Stock can be Outplanted Without Thawing
Kooistra, C.M.,* Bakker, J.D. 2005
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
Gambel Oak Growth Forms: Management Opportunities for Increasing Ecosystem Diversity
* Abella, S.R. 2008
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 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 Associations of the Sagebrush Lizard (Sceloporus graciosus): Potential Responses of an Ectotherm to Ponderosa Pine Forest Restoration Treatments
* Knox, S.C. ,Chambers, C.L. ,Germaine, S.S. 2001
Habitat use by Abert's squirrels (Sciurus aberti) in managed forests
Yarborough, R.F.,Gist, J.A.,Loberger, C.D.,Rosenstock, S.S. 2015
Have Wet Meadow Restoration Projects in the Southwestern U.S. Been Effective in Restoring Geomorphology, Hydrology, Soils, and Plant Species Composition
Ramstead, K.,Allen, J.A.,Springer, A.E. 2012
Heavy Thinning of Ponderosa Pine Stands: An Arizona Case Study
Ffolliott, P.F. ,Baker, M.B. ,Gottfried, G.J. 2000
Helping western forests heal: The prognosis is poor for US forest ecosystems
* Covington, W.W. 2000
Herbaceous and Shrub Communities in Grand Canyon Forests
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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
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Historical and Modern Disturbance Regimes of Pinon-Juniper Vegetation in the Western U.S.
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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 Fire Regimes in Ponderosa Pine Forests of the Colorado Front Range, and Recommendations for Ecological Restoration and Fuels Management
Kaufmann, M.R. ,Veblen, T.T. ,Romme, W.H. 2006
Historical Stem-Mapped Permanent Plots Increase Precision of Reconstructed Reference Data in Ponderosa Pine Forests of Northern Arizona
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How fire scars are formed: coupling a disturbance process to its ecological effect
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How resilient are southwestern ponderosa pine forests after crown fires?
Savage, M.,Mast, J.N. 2005
Identifying Priority Treatment Areas Across the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests
* Crouse, J.E. ,* Waltz, A.E.M. 2013
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
The Impacts of the Woody Biomass Utilization Program in Eastern Oregon and Eastern Arizona. Ecosystem Workforce Program Working Paper Number 46.
Davis, E.J.,Lucas, A.M.,Kim, Y.S.,Moseley, C.,Nielsen-Pincus, M.,Bilek, T. 2014
Implementing Adaptive Ecosystem Restoration in Western Long-Needled Pine Forests
* Covington, W.W. 1995
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
Integrating Ecological Restoration and Conservation Biology: a case study from Southwestern Ponderosa Pine forests
Noss, R.F. ,* Friederici, P.G. 2006
Interpreting Indicators of Rangeland Health
Habich, N. ,Mendenhall, A. ,Wolfe, T. ,Chavez, G. ,Eschelman, K. ,Barker, S. ,Amen, A. ,Brackley, G. ,Spaeth, K. 2000
Intra- and Interannual Vegetation Change: Implications for Long-Term Research
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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
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
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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
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 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
Long-term Responses of Penstemon Clutei (Sunset Crater beardtongue) to Root Trenching and Prescribed Fire: Clues for Population Persistence
* Springer, J.D. 2014
Long-Term Vegetation Studies in the Southwest
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Management of Ponderosa Pine in the Southwest
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Management Recommendations for the Northern Goshawk in the Southwestern United States
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Managing fire-prone forests in the western United States
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Managing Gambel Oak in Southwestern Ponderosa Pine Forests: The Status of Our Knowledge
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Market Perceptions and Opportunities for Native Plant Production on the Southern Colorado Plateau
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Mechanisms of Range Expansion and Removal of Mesquite in Desert Grasslands of the Southwestern United States
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Meeting Forest Ecosystem Objectives with Wildland Fire Use
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A meta-analysis of management effects on forest carbon storage
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Mexican Spotted Owl Habitat Monitoring, Flagstaff Watershed Protection Project, Dry Lake Hills Area. Progress Report.
* Huffman, D.W.,* Crouse, J.E. ,* Chancellor, W.W.,* Roccaforte, J.P. 2015
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
Modeled Changes to Canopy Fuels in Arizona Estimate Crown Fire Behavior Over Time and Assess Ecological and Management Implications
* Fule, P.Z. 2004
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
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 Forest Structure and Potential Fire Behavior Changes Following Ponderosa Pine Restoration Treatments
* Roccaforte, J.P. 2005
Monitoring Landscape-Scale Ponderosa Pine Restoration Treatment Implementation and Effectiveness
* Roccaforte, J.P. ,* Fule, P.Z.,* Covington, W.W. 2010
Mt. Trumbull Ponderosa Pine Ecosystem Restoration Project
Davis, B. ,Duck, T. 2003
Multi'factor classification of forest landscape ecosystems of Jocassee Gorges, southern Appalachian Mountains, South Carolina
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A multivariate model of plant species richness in forested systems: old-growth montane forests with a long history of fire
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Native Plants Dominate Understory Vegetation Following Ponderosa Pine Forest Restoration Treatments
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A New Method for Delineating Tree Patches and Assessing Spatial Reference Conditions of Ponderosa Pine Forests in Northern Arizona
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A New, Proportional Method for Reconstructing Historical Tree Diameters
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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
Northern Arizona Native Plant Market Feasibility Study
Lynn, J.C.,Auberle, W.,* Peppin, D.L.,* Fule, P.Z.,Mottek-Lucas, A.L. 2008
Officials: Burns dictated by science, art, luck
Garay, A. 2004
Old-Growth Descriptions for the Major Forest Cover Types in the Rocky Mountain Region
Mehl, M.S. 1992
Old-Growth Forests: What Do We Know About Their Ecology and Management in the Southwest and Rocky Mountain Regions?
Kaufmann, M.R. ,Moir, W.H. ,* Covington, W.W. 1992
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
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Periodic Remeasurement of the Gus Pearson Natural Area
* Fule, P.Z.,Waskiewicz, J.D. ,Avery, C.C. 2001
Perspective: Prescribed Fire Not the Issue
* Covington, W.W. 2000
Pinyon-Juniper Fire Regime: Natural Range of Variability
* Huffman, D.W. ,* Fule, P.Z. ,* Pearson, K.M. ,* Crouse, J.E. ,* Covington, W.W. 2006
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 restoration and turkey roost site use in northern Arizona
Martin, S.L. ,Theimer, T.C. ,* Fule, P.Z. 2005
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
Population dynamics of buckbrush under simulated forest restoration alternatives
* Huffman, D.W.,Moore, M.M. 2008
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
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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
Potential Fire Behavior is Reduced Following Forest Restoration Treatments
* Fule, P.Z. ,McHugh, C. ,* Heinlein, T.A. ,* Covington, W.W. 2001
Predator Occupancy Rates in a Thinned Ponderosa Pine Forest, Arizona: A Pilot Study
Barrett, K.J.,* Kalies, E.L.,Chambers, C.L. 2012
Preliminary Results from the Mineral Ecosystem Management Area (EMA) Experimental Block Study: One-Year Post-Treatment. Special report to the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests, USDA Forest Service, Region 3.
Roccaforte, J.P.,Stoddard, M.T.,Fule, P.Z. 2013
Presettlement Conditions of Ponderosa Pine Forests in the American Southwest
Pollock, M.M.,Suckling, K.F. 1997
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
Projected Economic Impacts of a 16-Inch Tree Cutting Cap for Ponderosa Pine Forests Within the Greater Flagstaff Urban-Wildlands
Larson, D.S. ,Mirth, R. 2001
Prolonged Vegetative Dormancy in Rare Plant Species of the Southwest
Springer, J.D. 2013
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
Quantifying Forest Reference Conditions for Ecological Restoration: The Woolsey Plots
Moore, M.M.,* Bakker, J.D. ,* Sanchez-Meador, A.J. ,Bell, D.M. ,* Fule, P.Z. ,Parysow, P.F. ,* Covington, W.W. ,* Huffman, D.W. 2004
Rapid assessment of best available science for the Black River Forest Restoration Project.
* Greco, B.,* Waltz, A.E.M. 2016
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
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
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
Reframing the Grazing Debate: Evaluating Ecological Sustainability and Bioregional Food Production
Loeser, M.R. ,Sisk, T.D. ,Crews, T.E. ,Olsen, K. ,Moran, C. 2001
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
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A Report on the Coconino National Forest
Drake, W.M. 1910
Research Matters: How Do Diameter Caps Affect Forest Resources?
Wilent, S. 2015
Response of a Rare Endemic, Penstemon clutei, to Burning and Reduced Belowground Competition
* Fule, P.Z. ,* Springer, J.D. ,* Huffman, D.W. ,* Covington, W.W. 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 Forest Ecosystem Health: Western Long-needled Pines
* Covington, W.W. ,Sampson, R.N. 1996
Restoration of presettlement age structure of an Arizona ponderosa pine forest
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Restoring composition and structure in Southwestern frequent-fire forests: A science-based framework for improving ecosystem resiliency. Gen. Tech. Rep. RMRS-GTR-310
Reynolds, R.T. ,Sanchez Meador, A.J.,Youtz, J.A.,Nicolet, T. ,Matonis, M.S.,Jackson, P.L.,DeLorenzo, D.G.,Graves, A.D. 2013
Restoring Ecosystem Health in Frequent-Fire Forests of the American West
* Covington, W.W. 2003
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
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
San Juan Fire Fuel Treatment Effectiveness Report. Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests, Arizona, Southwestern Region
Umphries, T.,Nicolet, T. ,Romero, F. 2015
Science Basis for Changing Forest Structure to Modify Wildfire Behavior and Severity
Graham, R.T. ,McCaffrey, S. ,Jain, T.B. 2004
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
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
Seventh Biennial Conference of Research on the Colorado Plateau
* Fule, P.Z. ,* Bakker, J.D. ,Rosenstock, S.S. 2003
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
Silvics and Silviculture in the Southwestern Pinyon-Juniper Woodlands
Gottfried, G.J. 2004
Silviculture of the Southwestern Ponderosa Pine: The Status of Our Knowledge
Schubert, G.H. 1974
Simulating post-wildfire forest trajectories under alternative climate and management scenarios.
Azpeleta Tarancon, A. 2014
Six-Year Changes in Mortality and Crown Condition of Old-Growth Pondersoa Pines in Ecological Restoration Treatments at the G.A. Pearson Natural Area
Kolb, T.E. ,* Fule, P.Z. ,Wagner, M.R. ,* Covington, W.W. 2001
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
Smoke from prescribed burning - Issues on public forestlands of the Western United States
* Viers, J.A. 2005
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
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 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
* Springer, J.D. 2014
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
Some Like it Hot, Some Like it Culled (How Forest Fires Are Changing the Economy of the West)
* Friederici, P.G. 2006
Songbird Ecology in Southwestern Forest Service Ponderosa Pine Forests: A Literature Review
Block, W.M. ,Finch, D.M. 1997
Southwest Ecological Restoration Institutes (SWERI) Biophysical Monitoring Workshop Report
* Seidenberg, J.,* Springer, J.D. ,Nicolet, T. ,Battaglia, M. ,Votja, C. 2009
Southwestern Ponderosa Forest Structure: Changes since Euro-American settlement.
* Covington, W.W. ,Moore, M.M. 1994
Southwest Fire Initiative Final Report: December 31, 2005
* Covington, W.W. ,* Vosick, D.J. ,* Lowe, K. 2005
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
Spatial Variation in Reference Conditions: Historical Tree Density and Pattern on a Pinus Ponderosa Landscape
* Abella, S.R.,* Denton, C.W. 2009
Species And Canopy Cover Map Development Using Landsat Enhanced Thematic Mapper Imagery For Grand Canyon National Park
* Crouse, J.E. ,* Fule, P.Z. 2002
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 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
Sustainable Ecological Systems: Implementing an Ecological Approach to Land Management, Implications for Ponderosa Pine/Bunchgrass Ecological Systems
* Covington, W.W. 1993
Tamm Review: Are Fuel Treatments Effective at Achieving Ecological and Social Objectives? A Systematic Review
* Kalies, E.L.,Yocom Kent, L.L. 2017
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
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 Encroachment on Meadows of the North Rim, Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona, U.S.A.
Moore, M.M. ,* Huffman, D.W. 2004
Tree growth response to drought and temperature in a mountain landscape in northern Arizona, USA
Adams, H.D.,Kolb, T.E. 2005
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
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
* Huffman, D.W.,* Stoddard, M.T.,* Springer, J.D.,* Crouse, J.E. ,* Chancellor, W.W. 2013
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.
* Fule, P.Z.,Swetnam, T.W.,Brown, P.M. ,Falk, D.A.,Peterson, D.L.,Allen, C.D. ,Battaglia, M. ,Binkley, D. ,Farris, C.,Keane, R.E. ,Margolis, E.Q.,Grissino-Mayer, H.D. ,Miller, C.A.,Hull Sieg, C.,Skinner, C.,Stephens, S.L. ,Taylor, A.H. 2013
Use Of Artificial Roosts By Forest-Dwelling Bats In Northern Arizona
Chambers, C.L. ,Alm, V. ,Siders, M.S. ,Rabe, M.J. 2002
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 a terrestrial ecosystem survey to estimate the historical density of ponderosa pine trees
* Abella, S.R.,* Denton, C.W.,* Brewer, D. ,Robbie, W.A.,Steinke, R.W.,* Covington, W.W. 2011
Using ecological restoration to constrain biological invasion
* Bakker, J.D. ,Wilson, S.D. 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
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
The Wallow Fire and its effects on mixed-conifer forest: A comparison with reference conditions. Special report to the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests, USDA Forest Service, Region 3.
Roccaforte, J.P. 2013
Was Aldo Leopold Right about the Kaibab Deer Herd?
Binkley, D. ,Moore, M.M. ,Romme, W.H. ,Brown, P.M. 2006
Western Pine Forests with Continuing Frequent Fire Regimes: Possible Reference Sites for Management
Stephens, S.L. ,* Fule, P.Z. 2005
White Mountains Stewardship Project: Evaluating the Impacts of the Nation's First Long-term Stewardship Contract.
Hurteau, S.R. 2016
White Mountain Stewardship Program Monitoring Report
Sensibaugh, M.B.,* Chancellor, W.W.,* Crouse, J.E. ,* Huffman, D.W.,* Springer, J.D.,* Waltz, A.E.M. 2015
White Mountain Stewardship Project Final 10-year Socioeconomic Assessment
Mottek Lucas, A.,Kim, Y.S. 2016
Wildfire Ecology and Management at Grand Canyon, USA: Tree-Ring Applications in Forest Fire History and Modeling
* Fule, P.Z. 2010
Wildfire responses to abrupt climate change in North America
Marlona, J. R. ,Bartlein, P.J. ,Walsh, M.K. ,Harrison, S.P. ,Brown, K.J. ,Edwards, M.E. ,Higuera, P.E. ,Anderson, R.S. ,Brilles, C. ,Carcaillet, C. ,* Daniels, M.L. ,Hu, F.S. ,Lavoie, M. ,Long, C. ,Minckley, T. ,Richard, P.J.H. ,Scott, A.C. ,Shafer, D.S. 2009
Wildland Fire Effects in Silviculturally Treated vs. Untreated Stands of New Mexico and Arizona
Cram, D. ,Baker, T. ,Boren, J. 2006
Wildland fire effects on forest structure over an altitudinal gradient, Grand Canyon National Park, USA
* Fule, P.Z. ,* Laughlin, D.C. 2007
Wildland Fire Effects on Understory Plant Communities in Two Fire-Prone Forests
* Laughlin, D.C. ,* Fule, P.Z. 2008
Wildland Fire in Ecosystems: Effects of Fire on Soil and Water
Beyers, J.L. ,Brown, J.K. ,Busse, M.D. ,DeBano, L.F. ,Elliot, W.J. ,Ffolliott, P.F. ,Jacoby, G.R. ,Knoepp, J.D. ,Landsberg, J.D. ,Neary, D.G. ,Reardon, J.R. ,Rinne, J.N. ,Robichaud, P.R. ,Ryan, K.C.,Tiedemann, A.R.,Zwolinksi, M.J. 2005
Wildlife and Invertebrate Response to Fuel Reduction Treatments in Dry Coniferous Forests of the Western United States: A Synthesis
Pilliod, D.S. ,Bull, E.L. ,Hayes, J.L. ,Wales, B.C. 2006
Wildlife responses to thinning and burning treatments in southwestern conifer forests: A meta-analysis
* Kalies, E.L.,Chambers, C.L. ,* Covington, W.W. 2010
Woody debris and tree regeneration dynamics following severe wildfires in Arizona ponderosa pine forests
* Roccaforte, J.P. ,* Fule, P.Z.,* Chancellor, W.W.,* Laughlin, D.C. 2012
Woody Plant Invasion and the Importance of Anthropogenic Disturbance within Xeric Limestone Praries
* Laughlin, D.C. 2004
Working Paper 01: Restoring the Uinkaret Mountains: Operational Lessons and Adaptive Mangement Practices
* Friederici, P.G. 2002
Working Paper 02: Understory Plant Community Restoration in the Uinkaret Mountains, Arizona
* Friederici, P.G. 2002
Working Paper 04: Fuels Treatments and Forest Restoration: An Analysis of Benefits
* Friederici, P.G. 2003
Working Paper 07: Establishing Reference Conditions for Southwestern Ponderosa Pine Forests
* Friederici, P.G. 2004
Working Paper 24: Protecting Old Trees from Prescribed Burning
* Egan, D. 2011
Working Paper 27: Fuel Treatment Longevity.
Yocom, L. 2013
Working Paper 28: Southwestern Mixed Conifer Forests: Evaluating Reference Conditions to Guide Ecological Restoration Treatments.
Margolis, E.Q.,Huffman, D.W.,Iniguez, J.M. 2013
Working Paper 29: Post-Wildfire Restoration of Structure, Composition, and Function in Southwestern Ponderosa Pine and Warm/Dry Mixed-Conifer Forests.
Springer, J.D. 2013
Working Paper 30: Impact of Forest Restoration Treatments on Southwestern Ponderosa Pine Tree Resistance to Bark Beetles
Gaylord, M.L. 2014
Working Paper 31: Climate Change Impacts on Bark Beetle Outbreaks and the Impact of Outbreaks on Subsequent Fires.
Gaylord, M.L. 2014
Working Paper 32: An Evaluation of Fire Regime Reconstruction Methods.
* Kent, L.Y. 2014
Working Paper 33: The 2012 Mexican Spotted Owl Recovery Plan Guidelines for Forest Restoration in the American Southwest
* Egan, D. 2015
Working Paper 34: Climate Change and Fire in the Southwest
* Kent, L.Y. 2015
Working Paper 35: Carbon Cycling in Southwestern Forests: Reservoirs, Fluxes, and the Effects of Fire and Management
Swetnam, T.L.,Falk, D.A. 2015
Working Paper 36:
Wildlife and Fire: Impacts of Wildfire and Prescribed Fire on Wildlife and Habitats in Southwestern Coniferous Forests. 2015
Working Paper 37: The Influence of Restoration Treatments on Hydrologic Output in Fire-Adapted Forests of the Southwest
O'Donnell, F.C. 2016
The Xeric Limestone Prairies of Pennsylvania
* Laughlin, D.C. ,Uhl, C.F. 2003


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|Go to a club that works both before you make a decision either way. If you are worried you'd screw up a belgian mal you should be worried about screwing up a german shepherd too. Either way with the support of a good club you should be ok either way you go.
I'm going to give you a bit of advice...slow down. Live in the NOW. You're not just worried about this dog, you're now thinking about the next one? You haven't even trained a dog to do any of the things that will be required of it in Schutzhund and you're already making decisions on how a dog will be or won't be.
How old is your current GSD? Why don't you take her to Schutzhund training and see what its all about. It's a HUGE commitment. It's wonderful to talk about, its wonderful to think you have the time for it, but when you really start doing it, you realize how much you have to sacrifice and sometimes people just aren't ready to make that sacrifice.
Sorry...but in a matter of 30 minutes, after one post, and after what I'm assuming is some research on the internet, you went from thinking about one of three breeds, to settling for one. Slow down. Go to clubs. See the dogs work. Talk to people that know and can explain the differences to you objectively (the internet is terrible at objectivity).
do you think you should get a dog that will ground you more ?
I mean as far as a personality match.
|My idea, is because i'm a "first timer" I will get a GSD as they are more forgiving of mistakes and slightly easier in the training department, than after i have gained enough experience, i will test out the BSD and see the saying "Once getting a BSD always have one or never again" And i can decide which breed is more suited for me.. Both are great dog's i just can't decide which (I'm being very general right now..) is better for me.
|Indeed, you're right. I have visited some breeder's (GSD) but no clubs. I may be getting a little over my head here, but i like to plan things out in advance(:
Go to a club where all these types of dogs are working. See what you like, what you don't like. It's really hard to tell you what breed is better because everyone looks for something different in a working dog. It's also hard to say what dog will work better because its not just about the breed, its all about that particular dog.
Every breed brings something different to the game. You have set your expectations really high for a first time handler who hasn't even titled/trained in any other sport as a stepping stone so that you'd understand a little more of what it takes to title a dog.
If you're really set on titling, I highly suggest visiting as many clubs as possible and seeing dogs work. Meeting breeders and handlers who can point you in the right direction. I wouldn't make assumptions based on what you've read on the internet, and what you think your experience has led you to believe.
Three breeds, three different pathes!
Greetings, all For my next pup, we will be getting into Schutzhund (First time) may i add, I have good experienced with 2 out of the three breed's!
The Rottweiler: My mother's friend owned one, when i was younger we lived with that man, i was a kid, around 8 or so.. And in the summer we stayed there i managed to train that fine dog to do ALOT by average standards, *also considering i was a kid*
German Shepherd: We currently own one right now and have managed to do alot of advanced training with her, she's currently three ( She is part Rottweiler) HOWEVER, the dog's parent's where from the police station and the Male managed to get into the females cage and had some fun She completely takes after the GSD's i've had experience with from other's dog's (met some working dog's)
And lastly the
Malinois/Dutch shepherd: Not much experience with these breeds but i've interacted with them before and have been over at a friend's house who owned 2, not working lines but it had a temperament suited to what the breed was (he had a Dutch and a Malinois)..
Now, for a first time trainer i'm thinking more the lines of GSD/Malinois, perhaps more so the GSD, because people call them "Good ol' reliable"
However i admire the way the Malinois works it seem's to possibly suit my personality more. I have ADHD, I always like to be moving, therefore i could provide the exercise needed for a Mal, and i've become a decent un professional trainer.. However once i get into SchH3 i hope to fix up my flaws in training. That leaves a Negative for the Rottie however, i am concerned my expectations may be a little bit too much, a Rottweiler compared to a Malinois (As i've witnessed) is like comparing a Pickup truck to a sports car, But they have that Childhood favourite of mine.
I am a personal trainer, so my hour's are a bit mixed up with how long i "work" a day, but once i get home i will be spending just about the rest of the night with whichever of the three breed's i get.
I've been gravitating more toward's a good Czech line GSD,i want a dog that has drive, but not so much so that it basically breaks down in anxiety, or so little that it can't do what i want, both a GSD or a Mal/Dutchie can fit the bill better than a Rottweiler.
Any questions/ opinions would be greatly appreciated.. I want to make the best choice!
Thanks guys, greatly appreciated, sorry for the very large text however.
We also have:
A big backyard
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Tuesday, May 22, 2012
The Eternal Night
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- AnonymousMay 22, 2012 at 1:33 PM
Very good sound, Man!ReplyDelete
There's still room for some (progressive) metal, at last!
Greetings from Brazil,
Great tunes and impressing shredding! Coupled with that vibrant drum work, it's a pretty enjoyable track. Also loved those electronic effects near the end, nice touch :)ReplyDelete
Is that Ardour 3? What are your thoughts on it so far?
gran canción! como las guitarras de antes!ReplyDelete
Thanks for the comments, I appreciate them!ReplyDelete
@Escapee: That's Ardour2.8, which is what is installed in Ubuntu Studio 12.04. I have not tested Ardour 3.
Gracias Pep!ReplyDelete
You did an excellent job! This is exactly the inspiration I was looking for to start working on ubuntu studio. Thanks a lot for the sharing.ReplyDelete
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'"That was a good step forward," said goalie Ryan Miller, who made 27 saves, many of them outstanding, and even contributed an assist on a goal by Ales Kotalik. "It's a big win for us. They've established themselves as the best team in the East and we want to prove that we're no slouches ourselves.'''
3-goal first period lifts Sabres past rival Senators
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Roger Williams University offers a Bachelor of Arts in English Literature, as well as an English Literature/Secondary Education dual major.
The English Literature major celebrates the British and American canon, while exploring works from other traditions, including world literatures in translation -- including both non-western and western. Our faculty are committed to student-centered education and our program is dynamic and flexible, including a wide variety of project-based learning experiences, preparing students for professional careers. Opportunities include fellowships in the university's writing center, internships, presentations at national conferences, opportunities for publishing, and special projects with RWU's Community Partnerships Center.
The English Literature/Secondary Education dual major leads to certification for secondary education teaching in the public schools. Students seeking this double major fulfill all the requirements of both majors in consultation with two faculty advisors -- one from each program. Secondary education students participate fully in the academic and social aspects of the English literature program and spend their final semester student teaching. English/Education majors also have the same opportunities to study abroad.


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All my 6 year old son has talked about for the past couple of months is his Red Ryder bb gun that he is going to get from Santa. That is the only thing he wants from Santa.
....and i'd include in that, prayer in schools.
Sorry, I don't live in Iran nor do I want a bunch of Ayatollyah's telling me how to pray.
In England they must expect you to use your finger to nag a thug into submission and tell him he must wait for the bobby before he or she leaves with your personal items or after trying to kill you.


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Sylvester Stallone jetted to Germany to open a new musical adaptation of his boxing hit Rocky on Sunday (18Nov12).
The Hollywood action man, who created and starred in the Rocky franchise, teamed up with champion boxing brothers Vladimir and Vitali Klitschko to bring his classic 1976 film to the stage.
He was in Hamburg over the weekend for the production's opening night, and is hoping the show will be a knock-out with audiences.
Stallone says, "I'm so happy. It's amazing that the Klitschkos are here and they're giving birth to something that is first on the planet. I'm proud of you guys. I'm proud of Hamburg. Thank you!"
Vitali adds, "Sylvester Stallone is the Pope of Rocky. Without Sylvester, nothing happens. He's given birth to the idea and we've had lots of fun during our cooperation. We're very convinced it will be successful".
The all-singing, all-dancing play is expected to transfer to Broadway in 2013.
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Building Your Own PC
Ready for more on building your very own computer? We'll get started in just a second, but first, I have good news for you today! I will be back next week to bring you even more information about completing this project. For example, we'll talk about choosing and installing a hard drive and we'll tie up some loose ends. So, make sure you come back next week and finish this computer journey with me. Okay, next up are parts 7 and 8. Here we go!
Part 7
If you have already chosen a motherboard, read the documentation for the supported RAM. Each motherboard was built with a specific type of RAM in mind. Although you can get unsupported RAM for your motherboard, it will not always work. It's best to stick with RAM that your motherboard fully supports. Before we get into which RAM or how much RAM you should get, let's talk a little about how RAM works.
The purpose of RAM is to store information that your processor needs at any given moment. When you run an application, all the program information has to be loaded to the processor. All of this programming information is stored on your hard drive. While the hard drive and the processor can send and receive this information freely, it isn't very efficient. When your processor needs to access files on your hard drive, it sends a request for that information across the motherboard bus. Once the request gets to the hard drive, the hard drive will then find the information and send it back to the processor. Now, the processor is not a storage device. It can only store very small bits of information at a time while it processes other information. Even the Notepad program has too much programming code to be completely stored on the processor. Since the code needed at any given time depends on what the user needs to do, data will constantly be transferred from the hard drive to the processor. This process takes anywhere from five to 30 seconds. If you think about it, that is really a long time in terms of the speed of your computer.
This is where RAM comes into play. RAM takes all of the programming code needed to operate Notepad (for example) and stores it for the processor. Data transfer between RAM and the processor is a lot faster than data transfer between the hard drive and the processor. When the processor needs to access data on the RAM, it takes (depending on the type of RAM) about five to 30 nanoseconds. If you're not familiar with time measurements, a nanosecond is one-one billionth of a second. That is an extremely vast improvement, time wise, over data transfer between the hard drive and the processor.
This has almost everything to do with the amount of RAM you have also. Say for instance, you only have 512 MB of RAM. You run Notepad and let's say it takes up 512 MB of space (it probably doesn't, I am just using this as an example to get the point across). Now, if you run any other application, it can't be loaded into RAM, because Notepad is occupying all the space. What happens is the processor is forced to go to the hard drive to get the other information. This will slow your computer down drastically.
So, when shopping for RAM, keep in mind how much RAM your commonly run applications use and buy accordingly. In today's market, 1 GB is the going normal, but you can get as much or as little as you want depending on your motherboard. There are a few catches to this though.
Not having enough RAM will cause your computer to run extremely slow or not at all. Chances are, your operating system alone needs at least 256 MB of RAM to operate. On the other side of the fence, having too much RAM can be a problem as well. Anything over 3 GB of RAM may cause problems with your computer. If your motherboard supports up to 4 GB of RAM and you install 4 GB, you will see that your computer will only detect a little over half of your actual RAM. This is because your computer will reserve a certain amount of RAM for specific pieces of hardware. It's smart enough to decide how much RAM is too much. When you have "too much" RAM, your computer will actually start using the excess RAM for dedicated pieces of hardware. If your computer will boot with "too much" RAM, go for it. It isn't hurting anything.
Installing RAM
Installing RAM is the same process for any type of RAM you could ever get. No matter which type or how much, it is all installed the same way. Once you have double checked the RAM type supported by your motherboard and purchased them, you are ready to install it.
The picture above is the spot on the motherboard where you will be installing your RAM. Notice the notch circled in red. Use this as a guide to help you figure out the orientation of your RAM. RAM will only fit into the slot one way. If you try to force it, you may end up breaking the RAM. Each individual slot is called a DIMM. Also take notice of the white tabs on the ends of each of the DIMMs. Before you install the RAM, you must press down on the tabs to open them. Since there are several types of RAM and several types of motherboards, there would be no way for me to go over how each and every one will look. For the sake of simplicity, I will be showing you how to install PC3200 or DDR 400 RAM. Besides, it's basically the same for every other type of RAM and motherboard.
The above picture is that of two DDR 400 sticks of RAM. I have circled the notches in red to make it easier to identify. When you are installing the RAM, you want the notches on the RAM and the notches on the DIMM to match up. This ensures that you have properly seated the RAM in the correct orientation. As you press down on the RAM to snap it into place, the white tabs should snap into the outer notches of the RAM, as indicated in the picture below.
Be sure to read your motherboard documentation on which DIMMs you need to use. RAM will only work in certain DIMMs. If you install the RAM on the wrong DIMM, your computer may not boot. So, double and triple check documentation for which DIMMs you should place your RAM onto.
In the next article, we are going to talk about graphics and sound cards. Also, just to let you know, there is going to be quite a bit of information to go over in the next few articles, so get ready to do some reading and possibly more research. Let's go!
Part 8
Graphics Cards
Whether you plan on playing games or running a computer workstation, you are going to need some sort of a graphics card with your computer. There are several to choose from and your choices are just about endless. They can cost anywhere from $20 to $800 or more. Picking the right one for your computer can be a daunting task. It's often easier just to keep a budget in mind when shopping for one. In today's market, there are generally three major types of graphics: AGP, PCI-Express and on board.
AGP Graphics
You may have noticed that in the first part of this series, you will not find anything about an AGP slot anywhere in the article. I didn't mention this, because AGP graphics cards are soon to be extinct. Within the next few months, you may not even be able to purchase them anymore. Despite that fact, there are still a few of them out there on the market and a few manufactures are still making them, so they still deserve to be mentioned. Describing how it works and how to install it would be irrelevant, because this entire article series is based on using either on board graphics or a PCI-Express graphics card. Just know that the main reason AGP graphics cards are being phased out is because they are slow compared to the faster PCI-Express graphics cards. So, when searching for a graphics card, make sure your motherboard supports it. Double check if your motherboard needs an AGP graphics card or a PCI-Express graphics card.
PCI-Express Graphics
PCI-Express graphics cards are the future of computer graphics and they are widely available all over the Internet. Finding one that suits your needs can be a difficult task if you do not know what to look for. The important specs you need to look for when searching for a graphics card are how much RAM it has, the core clock speed and which types of graphics programming it can handle. Without going into specifics of graphics programming, to find the one right for you, simply check the system requirements for the games you plan on playing. If you do not intend on playing games, then this specification would be irrelevant to you. Let's take a look at what a basic graphics card looks like.
I have pointed out several sections of the graphics card to help you get a general idea of what makes up a graphics card. You do not need to concern yourself too much with any of it, except for the red and black squares. The connections outlined in red and black are the most important things you need to pay attention to. Most graphics cards come with both, but sometimes they will only come with one or the other. The connection outlined in red is a DVI port. The connection outlined in black is a VGA port. DVI is newer than VGA and it's said that DVI is better than VGA, but the visual difference is so small, it doesn't really matter. Some will swear by DVI, saying it is a lot better, but I personally can't tell any difference whatsoever. So, the choice is yours. DVI or VGA. Either way, you can purchase converter adapters for both. Either of these connection ports are what your monitor will be connected to. If you are looking to save about $10, make sure your monitor is able to connect to it without the need for the adapter. When you buy a retail graphics card, it will most likely come with an adapter anyway. They will look like something similar to this:
No matter which type of graphics card you choose, make sure your motherboard will support it.
On Board Graphics
On board graphics is basically a graphics processor integrated onto the motherboard. It is a small chip about the size of a normal processor.
While this type of graphics may have trouble running some of the most recent graphic intense games, it will do for those of you who do not plan on playing games that often. The best thing about on board graphics is that it is considerably cheaper. You will also not have to worry about installing it, because it comes on your motherboard. The choices for on board graphics are very slim. There are currently only three or four different types of on board graphics that motherboard manufactures use. All types offer the same amount of performance, so it really doesn't matter which you want to use. Just keep in mind that if you plan on playing graphic intense games, you will have to buy a graphics card of some sort.
Sound Cards
Sound cards offer a wide range of features. Some offer more than others. The most important thing you need to consider when looking for a sound card is how big of a speaker system you plan on using. The size of speaker systems can range anywhere from headphones to eight or more speakers. Depending on the speakers you choose, you will have to make sure that your sound card can handle them. The power of sound cards is often measured by how many speakers they can handle. A basic speaker system consisting of two speakers and a subwoofer is said to be a 2.1 surround sound speaker system. That is the way that all computer speaker systems are rated. Simply take the number of speakers and add a .1 to the end, if it includes a subwoofer. So, a speaker system with four speakers and one subwoofer is a 5.1 surround sound speaker system. If you choose to go this route, make sure your sound card can support a 5.1 surround sound speaker system.
And that's that. Like I said before, I will be back next week for more computer fun, so make sure you stay tuned. In the next article, we will go over the procedures for installing both a sound card and a graphics card.
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Arsène Wenger admits he would have tried harder to sign another defender if he had known that Thomas Vermaelen was going to be sidelined for virtually the whole season.
Vermaelen was expected to miss a few weeks after picking up an Achilles injury on international duty in September but tendon problems eventually kept him out of action for eight months. In his absence, Wenger considered adding cover to the Arsenal backline during the January transfer window but no signing was made.
The Belgian defender could return to the first team at Stoke on Sunday and the manager says he would have added to his defensive options if the 25-year-old's prognosis had been clearer from the start.
"I would have tried," said Wenger. "He had a setback at the end of January but we hoped he would play the second part of the season.
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As to the original OP's question just for info of people reading this thread. South Haven has some very nice Marinas, with clean bathrooms, pools, etc.
Even the municipal marina rents seasonal slips and their BR's are very clean.
Others are River Noir YC, Black River YC, Oak Harbor. All those have nice amenities and range in $1,800 to $2,700 for a 28' to 36' slip.
|I'm in saltwater but I winter in, and sometimes freeze in. I don't use a bubbler or ice eater. The ice only rubs the paint at the waterline. I also sail in winter, and keep the boat in to preserve the wood.
Wood boat question?
I am new to Lake Michigan recently moved here from Seattle on Puget Sound.
I have owned many wood boats including a 93 foot ship.
I want to get another boat someday if ever I can afford one again.
I do love Ferro boats which most hate as they dont really understand them.
But, I find it hard not to have a wood vessel. I just love them.
Now I heard about bubblers etc which I imagine would cost a fortune all winter and I dont want to pay for a boat I cant sail. That is the only thing so far I dont like about the lakes... such a short sailing season.
SO...I see people hauling out wood boats for winter here. Now back home, we only take them out for bottom paint and get them back in as fast as we can. If out for very long we tack burlap on the hull and keep them wet all the time. So I just cant see how they can be out all winter here.
I mean, the planks on a carvel boat would either dry out and all the seams would open up, or, they would freeze which is even worse. Then thaw and pop the seams. Have to be re-corked up again which is expensive and a pain even though I have my own mallet and irons and can do it myself. VERY hard work . I rarely see wood boats here. So no one can answer me.
Also, I had hoped to find just ONE of the original ( not remakes) of the old cargo schooners left around. Sadly, none found yet. But I mean, they didnt take them out of the water now. What does the Appledore and the other big schooners/ training ships do in winter?
I guess I will buy a small plastic boat, sail the lakes awile and them move back to Salt water and buy another wood ship. Wood boats dont like fresh water really. Be awesome for a steel boat though !! If I could only force myself to like the cold hard things. And to not sail in winter which I like doing.
But I came here to sail the lakes and so what ever it takes, just wish I could do it in a wood boat.
Reference Muskegon
Torresen just built new shower?bathroom facilities, and they are nice, also general toilets are now upgraded. Still an inexpensiv eplace to be as well
Good Luck
Chris Calderbank
I own a slip at Anchorage Marina on Lake Macatawa in Holland where several slips are available to rent, including mine next season. Anchorage has nice bathroom and shower facilities, laundry, pool, clubhouse. It's on the north shore of Lake Macatawa, about a mile from the Lake Michigan channel. Check out the website: www.AnchorageMarine.com
Anchorage Marine Services will haul out and service your boat. Winter storage is available on site.
|Thanks for the info - that price isn't nearly as bad as I had imagined :P
Sea Penguin,
For a 28' - 30' foot I think you can expect to pay around $3,000.00 for the season. Our slip fee is right around $3,500.00 and we have cable TV. Cable is an additional and is not part of your basic slip fee. Some boaters choose to have it and some don't.
I am pretty sure that you will find the price to be in line with many of the other marinas in the region; such as Tower in Saugatuck and North Shore in Grand Haven.
Another plus for choosing Eldean's is the Full Service Yard and Service Department.
In the Fall (Coming up real soon), you simply tell the yard when you are ready to be hauled out.
They take the boat from there and the next time you arrive you will be safely sitting on your cradle. In the Spring, tell them whan your ready and schedule a date and the next time you arrive at the boat you will be safetly tied up in your slip.
Need work done, in the water or on the hard? Send them an e-mail and it will be done.
BTW, we are still in the water, If you want to take a look around before Nov. 1st, let me know and we can show you around a bit.
Uh oh... Now it sounds like if you have to ask, you can't afford it :P
I will admit, in the past I went for the cheapest marina I could find. I went for the best sailing boat I could justify.
Now? The boat has to be a dock queen. The marina has to be at least comfortable. Still it is hard to too much for a rental space.
Oh well, will call them and see what they say.
|Well, I said it was the nicest marina in Western Michigan, I didn't say it was cheap.
Wow - Eldeans does look amazing. Might have a hard time getting the woman to come home again
Any ideas as to the cost? The website say the "total savings" for a boat of the size I am looking at is 1200 bucks....
With that moch of a potential "savings" I am a little scared to ask what the cost is :P
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Re: nostalgia for old behaviour: graphics re-sizing
On my PC it is still the same as before. Perhaps it's system related?
Cheers -- Sjoerd
On Apr 8, 11:04 am, "Solomon, Joshua" <J.A.Solo... at city.ac.uk> wrote:
> In all versions of Mathematica, you can re-size graphical output with a click and a
> drag. However, prior to v6 (or maybe even v7), once you re-sized an output,
> that new size remained coupled to its input. So that if you were to
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