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Grazing lambs on pastures regrown after wildfires did not significantly alter metal content in meat and wool

by Sarah Depenbrock, Jennie Lane, Makda Asrat, Robert Poppenga, Sabine Hargrave, Bret McNabb, Valerie Eviner, Munashe Chigerwe

October-December 2022
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Cattle grazing reduces fuel and leads to more manageable fire behavior

by Felix Ratcliff, Devii Rao, Sheila Barry, Shane Dewees, Luke Macaulay, Royce Larsen, Matthew Shapero, Rowan Peterson, Max Moritz, Larry Forero

April - September 2022
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Silviculture can facilitate repeat prescribed burn programs with long-term strategies

by Robert A. York, Jacob Levine, Daniel Foster, Scott Stephens, Brandon Collins

July-December 2021
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Community and citizen science projects around UC ANR

by Lucien Crowder

January-March 2021
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Research highlights

by Lucien Crowder

July-September 2020
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Burn permits need to facilitate – not prevent – “good fire” in California

by Ariel Roughton, Ryan Tompkins, Robert A. York, Susie Kocher

April-June 2020
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UC ANR advisors support cattle ranchers after wildfires

by H. White

April-June 2019
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The California Tree Mortality Data Collection Network — Enhanced communication and collaboration among scientists and stakeholders

by Jodi Axelson, John Battles, Beverly Bulaon, Danny Cluck, Stella Cousins, Lauren Cox, Becky Estes, Chris Fettig, Andrea Hefty, Stacy Hishinuma, Sharon Hood, Devin McMahon, Leif Mortenson, Alexander Koltunov, Elliot Kuskulis, Adrian Poloni, Carlos Ramirez, Christina Restaino, Hugh Safford, Michèle Slaton, Sheri Smith, Carmen Tubbesing, Rebecca Wayman, Derek Young, Susie Kocher

April-June 2019
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Prescribed fire gains momentum

by Lucien Crowder

January-March 2019
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Research highlights

by Jim Downing

April-June 2018
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Coexisting with chaparral

by Jim Downing

April-June 2017
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Research highlights

Editors

April-June 2017
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After fire, the roles of rabbits and wildflowers

by Hazel White

April-June 2017
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Unmanned aerial systems for agriculture and natural resources

by Sean D. Hogan, Maggi Kelly, Brandon Stark, YangQuan Chen

January-March 2017
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Management of blue gum eucalyptus in California requires region-specific consideration

by Kristina M. Wolf, Joseph M. DiTomaso

January-March 2016
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The wood in the forest: Why California needs to reexamine the role of biomass in climate policy

by Peter Tittmann

July-September 2015
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Modeling fuel treatment impacts on fire suppression cost savings: A review

by Matthew P. Thompson, Nathaniel M. Anderson

July-September 2015
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Effects of fuel treatments on California mixed-conifer forests

by Eric M. Winford, Jens T. Stevens, Hugh D. Safford

July-September 2015
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Conifer encroachment study will inform efforts to preserve and restore North Coast oak woodlands

by Jim Downing

January-March 2015
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Mapping forests with Lidar provides flexible, accurate data with many uses

by Maggi Kelly, Stefania Di Tommaso

January-March 2015
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Post-fire vegetation dynamics of a sagebrush steppe community change significantly over time

by Sara K. Hanna, Kenneth O. Fulgham

January-March 2015
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UC plays a crucial facilitating role in the Sierra Nevada Adaptive Management Project

by Adriana Sulak, Lynn Huntsinger, Susan D. Kocher

January-March 2015
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Californians must learn from the past and work together to meet the forest and fire challenges of the next century

by Susan Kocher

January-March 2015
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UC Cooperative Extension works with fire safe councils to reduce wildfires

by Glenn A. Nader, Michael De Lasaux

January-March 2015
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Cooperative, cross-boundary management facilitates large-scale ecosystem restoration efforts

by Erin Kelly, Jonathan Kusel

January-March 2015
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Forest nurseries face critical choices with the loss of methyl bromide fumigation

by Jerry E. Weiland, Will R. Littke, Diane L. Haase

July-September 2013
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Stinkwort is rapidly expanding its range in California

by Rachel Brownsey, Guy B. Kyser, Joseph M. DiTomaso

April-June 2013
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UC leads effort to protect California forests from catastrophic fire

by Jeannette Warnert

April-June 2012
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Research on fire and ecosystem services must incorporate climate realities

by James W. Bartolome, Max A. Moritz

October-December 2011
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Blue oak stump sprouting evaluated after firewood harvest in northern Sacramento Valley

by Richard B. Standiford, Douglas McCreary, Sheila Barry, Larry Forero

July-September 2011
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Dry-season soil water repellency affects Tahoe Basin infiltration rates

by Erin C. Rice, Mark E. Grismer

July-September 2010
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A quarter century of oak woodland research in the Sierra foothills supports oak restoration

by Douglas D. McCreary

April-June 2010
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Sustainable use of California biomass resources can help meet state and national bioenergy targets

by Bryan M. Jenkins, Robert B. Williams, Nathan Parker, Peter Tittmann, Quinn Hart, Martha C. Gildart, Steve Kaffka, Bruce R. Hartsough, Peter Dempster

October-December 2009
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Climate change will exacerbate California's insect pest problems

by John T. Trumble, Casey D. Butler

April-June 2009
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UC Cooperative Extension helps people cope with Southern California wildfires

by Robin Meadows

January-March 2008
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Juniper removal may not increase overall Klamath River Basin water yields

by Timothy J. Kuhn, Kenneth W. Tate, David Cao, Melvin R. George

October-December 2007
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Letters

From our readers

July-September 2006
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Local air pollutants threaten Lake Tahoe's clarity

by Alan W. Gertler, Andrzej Bytnerowicz, Thomas A. Cahill, Michael Arbaugh, Steven Cliff, Jülide Kahyaoglu-Koracin, Leland Tarnay, Rocio Alonso, Witold Fraczek

April-June 2006
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Nutrients flow from runoff at burned forest site in Lake Tahoe Basin

by W. Wally Miller, Dale W. Johnson, Theresa M. Loupe, James S. Sedinger, Erin M. Carroll, James D. Murphy, Roger F. Walker, Dallas Glass

April-June 2006
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Mechanical mastication thins Lake Tahoe forest with few adverse impacts

by B. Hatchett, Michael P. Hogan, Mark E. Grismer

April-June 2006
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Managed grazing and seedling shelters enhance oak regeneration on rangelands

by Douglas D. McCreary, Melvin R. George

October-December 2005
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Letters: April-June 2005

From our readers

April-June 2005
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In vitro gas production provides effective method for assessing ruminant feeds

by Girma Getachew, Edward J. DePeters, Peter H. Robinson

January-March 2004
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Toll-free number aids Spanish-speaking firestorm victims; UC reserve burns

Editors

January-March 2004
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Trade Center air laden with very fine particles, DELTA scientists find

Editors

May-June 2002
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California Conservation Corps offers youth career development opportunities

by Sally M. Stanley

March-April 2002
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Carefully timed burning can control barb goatgrass

by Joseph M. DiTomaso, Kerry L. Heise, Guy B. Kyser, Adina M. Merenlender, Robert J. Keiffer

November-December 2001
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Watershed research examines rangeland management effects on water quality

by Randy A. Dahlgren, Kenneth W. Tate, David J. Lewis, Edward R. Atwill, John M. Harper, Barbara H. Allen-Diaz

November-December 2001
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Live oak saplings survive prescribed fire and sprout

by William D. Tietje, Justin K. Vreeland, William H. Weitkamp

March-April 2001
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Providing reliable supply of safe drinking water poses challenges

by Jeannie L. Darby, George Tchobanoglous

September-October 2000
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Past forest management promoted root disease in Yosemite Valley

by Garey W. Slaughter, David M. Rizzo

May-June 1999
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Clipping chamise reduces brush fire hazard

by Theodore E. Adams, Peter B. Sands

May-June 1999
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Fighting fire with fire science

by Jill Goetz

May-June 1999
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Two new seed head flies attack yellow starthistle

by Joe Balciunas, Baldo Villegas

March-April 1999
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Salmon restoration depends on improved habitat

by Jim Waldvogel

July-August 1997
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Post-fire herbicide sprays enhance native plant diversity

by Joseph M. DiTomaso, Evelyn A. Healy, Daniel B. Marcum, Guy B. Kyser, Michelle S. Rasmussen

January-February 1997
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Fire management may hinder biodiversity

by Robin Meadows

September-October 1996
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Californians love, and hate, eucalyptus

Editors

May-June 1996
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Harvesting forest biomass reduces wildfire fuel

by Gary Nakamura

March-April 1996
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Living with the Endangered Species Act: Conflicts, compromises arise at grassroots

Editors

November-December 1995
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Pesticides: Risk, regulation and research

by Frank G. Zalom

May-June 1994
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After methyl bromide: No easy answers

Editors

May-June 1994
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Integrated resource management: new coalitions, familiar clientele

by Kenneth R. Farrell

January-February 1993
Full-text HTML | PDF

Survey documents open burning in the San Joaquin Valley

by Bryan M. Jenkins, Scott Q. Turn, Robert B. Williams

July-August 1991
Full-text HTML | PDF

Seedling germination following fire in a giant sequoia forest

by Bruce M. Kilgore, H. H. Biswell

February 1971
Full-text HTML | PDF

Chaparral fires change soil moisture depletion patterns

by C. M. McKell, J. R. Goodin, C. C. Duncan

November 1968
Full-text HTML | PDF

Fuel conditions and fire hazard reduction costs in a giant sequoia forest

by H. H. Biswell, R. P. Gibbens, Hayle Buchanan

February 1968
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Big tree: Understory and hidden views

by H. H. Biswell, R. P. Gibbens, Hayle Buchanan

May 1966
Full-text HTML | PDF

Chemical control of brush and trees on foothill range

by R. F. Miller, V. H. Schweers

December 1963
Full-text HTML | PDF

Reduction of wildfire hazard: Removal of dead fuel reduced damage by wildfire in treated portion of experimental second growth ponderosa pine range

by H. H. Biswell

June 1959
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Reduction of wildfire hazard: Correct timing of prescribed burning of dead vegetation in timber reduces danger of uncontrolled fires in those areas

by H. H. Biswell, A. M. Schultz

November 1956
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Removal of tinder in ponderosa: Prescribed burning of forest brush during the wet season by tested methods effectively reduces hazard of wildfire

by H. H. Biswell, A. M. Schultz

February 1956
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Hidden fire losses: Uncontrolled fires costly to soils, plant cover, water and timber supplies

by Woodbridge Metcalf

October 1948
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There are 73 results that meet your search criteria. There were 73 records found. Grazing lambs on pastures regrown after wildfires did not significantly alter metal content in meat and wool by Sarah Depenbrock, Jennie Lane, Makda Asrat, Robert Poppenga, Sabine Hargrave, Bret McNabb, Valerie Eviner, Munashe Chigerwe October-December 2022 Full-text HTML \| PDF Cattle grazing reduces fuel and leads to more manageable fire behavior by Felix Ratcliff, Devii Rao, Sheila Barry, Shane Dewees, Luke Macaulay, Royce Larsen, Matthew Shapero, Rowan Peterson, Max Moritz, Larry Forero April - September 2022 Full-text HTML \| PDF Silviculture can facilitate repeat prescribed burn programs with long-term strategies by Robert A. York, Jacob Levine, Daniel Foster, Scott Stephens, Brandon Collins July-December 2021 Full-text HTML \| PDF Community and citizen science projects around UC ANR by Lucien Crowder January-March 2021 Full-text HTML \| PDF Research highlights by Lucien Crowder July-September 2020 Full-text HTML \| PDF Burn permits need to facilitate – not prevent – “good fire” in California by Ariel Roughton, Ryan Tompkins, Robert A. York, Susie Kocher April-June 2020 Full-text HTML \| PDF UC ANR advisors support cattle ranchers after wildfires by H. White April-June 2019 Full-text HTML \| PDF The California Tree Mortality Data Collection Network — Enhanced communication and collaboration among scientists and stakeholders by Jodi Axelson, John Battles, Beverly Bulaon, Danny Cluck, Stella Cousins, Lauren Cox, Becky Estes, Chris Fettig, Andrea Hefty, Stacy Hishinuma, Sharon Hood, Devin McMahon, Leif Mortenson, Alexander Koltunov, Elliot Kuskulis, Adrian Poloni, Carlos Ramirez, Christina Restaino, Hugh Safford, Michèle Slaton, Sheri Smith, Carmen Tubbesing, Rebecca Wayman, Derek Young, Susie Kocher April-June 2019 Full-text HTML \| PDF Prescribed fire gains momentum by Lucien Crowder January-March 2019 Full-text HTML \| PDF Research highlights by Jim Downing April-June 2018 Full-text HTML \| PDF Coexisting with chaparral by Jim Downing April-June 2017 Full-text HTML \| PDF Research highlights Editors April-June 2017 Full-text HTML \| PDF After fire, the roles of rabbits and wildflowers by Hazel White April-June 2017 Full-text HTML \| PDF Unmanned aerial systems for agriculture and natural resources by Sean D. Hogan, Maggi Kelly, Brandon Stark, YangQuan Chen January-March 2017 Full-text HTML \| PDF Management of blue gum eucalyptus in California requires region-specific consideration by Kristina M. Wolf, Joseph M. DiTomaso January-March 2016 Full-text HTML \| PDF The wood in the forest: Why California needs to reexamine the role of biomass in climate policy by Peter Tittmann July-September 2015 Full-text HTML \| PDF Modeling fuel treatment impacts on fire suppression cost savings: A review by Matthew P. Thompson, Nathaniel M. Anderson July-September 2015 Full-text HTML \| PDF Effects of fuel treatments on California mixed-conifer forests by Eric M. Winford, Jens T. Stevens, Hugh D. Safford July-September 2015 Full-text HTML \| PDF Conifer encroachment study will inform efforts to preserve and restore North Coast oak woodlands by Jim Downing January-March 2015 Full-text HTML \| PDF Mapping forests with Lidar provides flexible, accurate data with many uses by Maggi Kelly, Stefania Di Tommaso January-March 2015 Full-text HTML \| PDF Post-fire vegetation dynamics of a sagebrush steppe community change significantly over time by Sara K. Hanna, Kenneth O. Fulgham January-March 2015 Full-text HTML \| PDF UC plays a crucial facilitating role in the Sierra Nevada Adaptive Management Project by Adriana Sulak, Lynn Huntsinger, Susan D. Kocher January-March 2015 Full-text HTML \| PDF Californians must learn from the past and work together to meet the forest and fire challenges of the next century by Susan Kocher January-March 2015 Full-text HTML \| PDF UC Cooperative Extension works with fire safe councils to reduce wildfires by Glenn A. Nader, Michael De Lasaux January-March 2015 Full-text HTML \| PDF Cooperative, cross-boundary management facilitates large-scale ecosystem restoration efforts by Erin Kelly, Jonathan Kusel January-March 2015 Full-text HTML \| PDF Forest nurseries face critical choices with the loss of methyl bromide fumigation by Jerry E. Weiland, Will R. Littke, Diane L. Haase July-September 2013 Full-text HTML \| PDF Stinkwort is rapidly expanding its range in California by Rachel Brownsey, Guy B. Kyser, Joseph M. DiTomaso April-June 2013 Full-text HTML \| PDF UC leads effort to protect California forests from catastrophic fire by Jeannette Warnert April-June 2012 Full-text HTML \| PDF Research on fire and ecosystem services must incorporate climate realities by James W. Bartolome, Max A. Moritz October-December 2011 Full-text HTML \| PDF Blue oak stump sprouting evaluated after firewood harvest in northern Sacramento Valley by Richard B. Standiford, Douglas McCreary, Sheila Barry, Larry Forero July-September 2011 Full-text HTML \| PDF Dry-season soil water repellency affects Tahoe Basin infiltration rates by Erin C. Rice, Mark E. Grismer July-September 2010 Full-text HTML \| PDF A quarter century of oak woodland research in the Sierra foothills supports oak restoration by Douglas D. McCreary April-June 2010 Full-text HTML \| PDF Sustainable use of California biomass resources can help meet state and national bioenergy targets by Bryan M. Jenkins, Robert B. Williams, Nathan Parker, Peter Tittmann, Quinn Hart, Martha C. Gildart, Steve Kaffka, Bruce R. Hartsough, Peter Dempster October-December 2009 Full-text HTML \| PDF Climate change will exacerbate California's insect pest problems by John T. Trumble, Casey D. Butler April-June 2009 Full-text HTML \| PDF UC Cooperative Extension helps people cope with Southern California wildfires by Robin Meadows January-March 2008 Full-text HTML \| PDF Juniper removal may not increase overall Klamath River Basin water yields by Timothy J. Kuhn, Kenneth W. Tate, David Cao, Melvin R. George October-December 2007 Full-text HTML \| PDF Letters From our readers July-September 2006 Full-text HTML \| PDF Local air pollutants threaten Lake Tahoe's clarity by Alan W. Gertler, Andrzej Bytnerowicz, Thomas A. Cahill, Michael Arbaugh, Steven Cliff, Jülide Kahyaoglu-Koracin, Leland Tarnay, Rocio Alonso, Witold Fraczek April-June 2006 Full-text HTML \| PDF Nutrients flow from runoff at burned forest site in Lake Tahoe Basin by W. Wally Miller, Dale W. Johnson, Theresa M. Loupe, James S. Sedinger, Erin M. Carroll, James D. Murphy, Roger F. Walker, Dallas Glass April-June 2006 Full-text HTML \| PDF Mechanical mastication thins Lake Tahoe forest with few adverse impacts by B. Hatchett, Michael P. Hogan, Mark E. Grismer April-June 2006 Full-text HTML \| PDF Managed grazing and seedling shelters enhance oak regeneration on rangelands by Douglas D. McCreary, Melvin R. George October-December 2005 Full-text HTML \| PDF Letters: April-June 2005 From our readers April-June 2005 Full-text HTML \| PDF In vitro gas production provides effective method for assessing ruminant feeds by Girma Getachew, Edward J. DePeters, Peter H. Robinson January-March 2004 Full-text HTML \| PDF Toll-free number aids Spanish-speaking firestorm victims; UC reserve burns Editors January-March 2004 Full-text HTML \| PDF Trade Center air laden with very fine particles, DELTA scientists find Editors May-June 2002 Full-text HTML \| PDF California Conservation Corps offers youth career development opportunities by Sally M. Stanley March-April 2002 Full-text HTML \| PDF Carefully timed burning can control barb goatgrass by Joseph M. DiTomaso, Kerry L. Heise, Guy B. Kyser, Adina M. Merenlender, Robert J. Keiffer November-December 2001 Full-text HTML \| PDF Watershed research examines rangeland management effects on water quality by Randy A. Dahlgren, Kenneth W. Tate, David J. Lewis, Edward R. Atwill, John M. Harper, Barbara H. Allen-Diaz November-December 2001 Full-text HTML \| PDF Live oak saplings survive prescribed fire and sprout by William D. Tietje, Justin K. Vreeland, William H. Weitkamp March-April 2001 Full-text HTML \| PDF Providing reliable supply of safe drinking water poses challenges by Jeannie L. Darby, George Tchobanoglous September-October 2000 Full-text HTML \| PDF Past forest management promoted root disease in Yosemite Valley by Garey W. Slaughter, David M. Rizzo May-June 1999 Full-text HTML \| PDF Clipping chamise reduces brush fire hazard by Theodore E. Adams, Peter B. Sands May-June 1999 Full-text HTML \| PDF Fighting fire with fire science by Jill Goetz May-June 1999 Full-text HTML \| PDF Two new seed head flies attack yellow starthistle by Joe Balciunas, Baldo Villegas March-April 1999 Full-text HTML \| PDF Salmon restoration depends on improved habitat by Jim Waldvogel July-August 1997 Full-text HTML \| PDF Post-fire herbicide sprays enhance native plant diversity by Joseph M. DiTomaso, Evelyn A. Healy, Daniel B. Marcum, Guy B. Kyser, Michelle S. Rasmussen January-February 1997 Full-text HTML \| PDF Fire management may hinder biodiversity by Robin Meadows September-October 1996 Full-text HTML \| PDF Californians love, and hate, eucalyptus Editors May-June 1996 Full-text HTML \| PDF Harvesting forest biomass reduces wildfire fuel by Gary Nakamura March-April 1996 Full-text HTML \| PDF Living with the Endangered Species Act: Conflicts, compromises arise at grassroots Editors November-December 1995 Full-text HTML \| PDF Pesticides: Risk, regulation and research by Frank G. Zalom May-June 1994 Full-text HTML \| PDF After methyl bromide: No easy answers Editors May-June 1994 Full-text HTML \| PDF Integrated resource management: new coalitions, familiar clientele by Kenneth R. Farrell January-February 1993 Full-text HTML \| PDF Survey documents open burning in the San Joaquin Valley by Bryan M. Jenkins, Scott Q. Turn, Robert B. Williams July-August 1991 Full-text HTML \| PDF Seedling germination following fire in a giant sequoia forest by Bruce M. Kilgore, H. H. Biswell February 1971 Full-text HTML \| PDF Chaparral fires change soil moisture depletion patterns by C. M. McKell, J. R. Goodin, C. C. Duncan November 1968 Full-text HTML \| PDF Fuel conditions and fire hazard reduction costs in a giant sequoia forest by H. H. Biswell, R. P. Gibbens, Hayle Buchanan February 1968 Full-text HTML \| PDF Big tree: Understory and hidden views by H. H. Biswell, R. P. Gibbens, Hayle Buchanan May 1966 Full-text HTML \| PDF Chemical control of brush and trees on foothill range by R. F. Miller, V. H. Schweers December 1963 Full-text HTML \| PDF Reduction of wildfire hazard: Removal of dead fuel reduced damage by wildfire in treated portion of experimental second growth ponderosa pine range by H. H. Biswell June 1959 Full-text HTML \| PDF Reduction of wildfire hazard: Correct timing of prescribed burning of dead vegetation in timber reduces danger of uncontrolled fires in those areas by H. H. Biswell, A. M. Schultz November 1956 Full-text HTML \| PDF Removal of tinder in ponderosa: Prescribed burning of forest brush during the wet season by tested methods effectively reduces hazard of wildfire by H. H. Biswell, A. M. Schultz February 1956 Full-text HTML \| PDF Hidden fire losses: Uncontrolled fires costly to soils, plant cover, water and timber supplies by Woodbridge Metcalf October 1948 Full-text HTML \| PDF

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Grazing lambs on pastures regrown after wildfires did not significantly alter metal content in meat and wool

by Sarah Depenbrock, Jennie Lane, Makda Asrat, Robert Poppenga, Sabine Hargrave, Bret McNabb, Valerie Eviner, Munashe Chigerwe

October-December 2022
Full-text HTML | PDF

Cattle grazing reduces fuel and leads to more manageable fire behavior

by Felix Ratcliff, Devii Rao, Sheila Barry, Shane Dewees, Luke Macaulay, Royce Larsen, Matthew Shapero, Rowan Peterson, Max Moritz, Larry Forero

April - September 2022
Full-text HTML | PDF

Silviculture can facilitate repeat prescribed burn programs with long-term strategies

by Robert A. York, Jacob Levine, Daniel Foster, Scott Stephens, Brandon Collins

July-December 2021
Full-text HTML | PDF

Community and citizen science projects around UC ANR

by Lucien Crowder

January-March 2021
Full-text HTML | PDF

Research highlights

by Lucien Crowder

July-September 2020
Full-text HTML | PDF

Burn permits need to facilitate – not prevent – “good fire” in California

by Ariel Roughton, Ryan Tompkins, Robert A. York, Susie Kocher

April-June 2020
Full-text HTML | PDF

UC ANR advisors support cattle ranchers after wildfires

by H. White

April-June 2019
Full-text HTML | PDF

The California Tree Mortality Data Collection Network — Enhanced communication and collaboration among scientists and stakeholders

April-June 2019
Full-text HTML | PDF

Prescribed fire gains momentum

by Lucien Crowder

January-March 2019
Full-text HTML | PDF

Research highlights

by Jim Downing

April-June 2018
Full-text HTML | PDF

Coexisting with chaparral

by Jim Downing

April-June 2017
Full-text HTML | PDF

Research highlights

Editors

April-June 2017
Full-text HTML | PDF

After fire, the roles of rabbits and wildflowers

by Hazel White

April-June 2017
Full-text HTML | PDF

Unmanned aerial systems for agriculture and natural resources

by Sean D. Hogan, Maggi Kelly, Brandon Stark, YangQuan Chen

January-March 2017
Full-text HTML | PDF

Management of blue gum eucalyptus in California requires region-specific consideration

by Kristina M. Wolf, Joseph M. DiTomaso

January-March 2016
Full-text HTML | PDF

The wood in the forest: Why California needs to reexamine the role of biomass in climate policy

by Peter Tittmann

July-September 2015
Full-text HTML | PDF

Modeling fuel treatment impacts on fire suppression cost savings: A review

by Matthew P. Thompson, Nathaniel M. Anderson

July-September 2015
Full-text HTML | PDF

Effects of fuel treatments on California mixed-conifer forests

by Eric M. Winford, Jens T. Stevens, Hugh D. Safford

July-September 2015
Full-text HTML | PDF

Conifer encroachment study will inform efforts to preserve and restore North Coast oak woodlands

by Jim Downing

January-March 2015
Full-text HTML | PDF

Mapping forests with Lidar provides flexible, accurate data with many uses

by Maggi Kelly, Stefania Di Tommaso

January-March 2015
Full-text HTML | PDF

Post-fire vegetation dynamics of a sagebrush steppe community change significantly over time

by Sara K. Hanna, Kenneth O. Fulgham

January-March 2015
Full-text HTML | PDF

UC plays a crucial facilitating role in the Sierra Nevada Adaptive Management Project

by Adriana Sulak, Lynn Huntsinger, Susan D. Kocher

January-March 2015
Full-text HTML | PDF

Californians must learn from the past and work together to meet the forest and fire challenges of the next century

by Susan Kocher

January-March 2015
Full-text HTML | PDF

UC Cooperative Extension works with fire safe councils to reduce wildfires

by Glenn A. Nader, Michael De Lasaux

January-March 2015
Full-text HTML | PDF

Cooperative, cross-boundary management facilitates large-scale ecosystem restoration efforts

by Erin Kelly, Jonathan Kusel

January-March 2015
Full-text HTML | PDF

Forest nurseries face critical choices with the loss of methyl bromide fumigation

by Jerry E. Weiland, Will R. Littke, Diane L. Haase

July-September 2013
Full-text HTML | PDF

Stinkwort is rapidly expanding its range in California

by Rachel Brownsey, Guy B. Kyser, Joseph M. DiTomaso

April-June 2013
Full-text HTML | PDF

UC leads effort to protect California forests from catastrophic fire

by Jeannette Warnert

April-June 2012
Full-text HTML | PDF

Research on fire and ecosystem services must incorporate climate realities

by James W. Bartolome, Max A. Moritz

October-December 2011
Full-text HTML | PDF

Blue oak stump sprouting evaluated after firewood harvest in northern Sacramento Valley

by Richard B. Standiford, Douglas McCreary, Sheila Barry, Larry Forero

July-September 2011
Full-text HTML | PDF

Dry-season soil water repellency affects Tahoe Basin infiltration rates

by Erin C. Rice, Mark E. Grismer

July-September 2010
Full-text HTML | PDF

A quarter century of oak woodland research in the Sierra foothills supports oak restoration

by Douglas D. McCreary

April-June 2010
Full-text HTML | PDF

Sustainable use of California biomass resources can help meet state and national bioenergy targets

by Bryan M. Jenkins, Robert B. Williams, Nathan Parker, Peter Tittmann, Quinn Hart, Martha C. Gildart, Steve Kaffka, Bruce R. Hartsough, Peter Dempster

October-December 2009
Full-text HTML | PDF

Climate change will exacerbate California's insect pest problems

by John T. Trumble, Casey D. Butler

April-June 2009
Full-text HTML | PDF

UC Cooperative Extension helps people cope with Southern California wildfires

by Robin Meadows

January-March 2008
Full-text HTML | PDF

Juniper removal may not increase overall Klamath River Basin water yields

by Timothy J. Kuhn, Kenneth W. Tate, David Cao, Melvin R. George

October-December 2007
Full-text HTML | PDF

Letters

From our readers

July-September 2006
Full-text HTML | PDF

Local air pollutants threaten Lake Tahoe's clarity

by Alan W. Gertler, Andrzej Bytnerowicz, Thomas A. Cahill, Michael Arbaugh, Steven Cliff, Jülide Kahyaoglu-Koracin, Leland Tarnay, Rocio Alonso, Witold Fraczek

April-June 2006
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Nutrients flow from runoff at burned forest site in Lake Tahoe Basin

by W. Wally Miller, Dale W. Johnson, Theresa M. Loupe, James S. Sedinger, Erin M. Carroll, James D. Murphy, Roger F. Walker, Dallas Glass

April-June 2006
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Mechanical mastication thins Lake Tahoe forest with few adverse impacts

by B. Hatchett, Michael P. Hogan, Mark E. Grismer

April-June 2006
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Managed grazing and seedling shelters enhance oak regeneration on rangelands

by Douglas D. McCreary, Melvin R. George

October-December 2005
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April-June 2005
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In vitro gas production provides effective method for assessing ruminant feeds

by Girma Getachew, Edward J. DePeters, Peter H. Robinson

January-March 2004
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Toll-free number aids Spanish-speaking firestorm victims; UC reserve burns

Editors

January-March 2004
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Trade Center air laden with very fine particles, DELTA scientists find

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May-June 2002
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California Conservation Corps offers youth career development opportunities

by Sally M. Stanley

March-April 2002
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Carefully timed burning can control barb goatgrass

by Joseph M. DiTomaso, Kerry L. Heise, Guy B. Kyser, Adina M. Merenlender, Robert J. Keiffer

November-December 2001
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Watershed research examines rangeland management effects on water quality

by Randy A. Dahlgren, Kenneth W. Tate, David J. Lewis, Edward R. Atwill, John M. Harper, Barbara H. Allen-Diaz

November-December 2001
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Live oak saplings survive prescribed fire and sprout

by William D. Tietje, Justin K. Vreeland, William H. Weitkamp

March-April 2001
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Providing reliable supply of safe drinking water poses challenges

by Jeannie L. Darby, George Tchobanoglous

September-October 2000
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Past forest management promoted root disease in Yosemite Valley

by Garey W. Slaughter, David M. Rizzo

May-June 1999
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Clipping chamise reduces brush fire hazard

by Theodore E. Adams, Peter B. Sands

May-June 1999
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Fighting fire with fire science

by Jill Goetz

May-June 1999
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Two new seed head flies attack yellow starthistle

by Joe Balciunas, Baldo Villegas

March-April 1999
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Salmon restoration depends on improved habitat

by Jim Waldvogel

July-August 1997
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Post-fire herbicide sprays enhance native plant diversity

by Joseph M. DiTomaso, Evelyn A. Healy, Daniel B. Marcum, Guy B. Kyser, Michelle S. Rasmussen

January-February 1997
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Fire management may hinder biodiversity

by Robin Meadows

September-October 1996
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Californians love, and hate, eucalyptus

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May-June 1996
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Harvesting forest biomass reduces wildfire fuel

by Gary Nakamura

March-April 1996
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Living with the Endangered Species Act: Conflicts, compromises arise at grassroots

Editors

November-December 1995
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Pesticides: Risk, regulation and research

by Frank G. Zalom

May-June 1994
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After methyl bromide: No easy answers

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May-June 1994
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Integrated resource management: new coalitions, familiar clientele

by Kenneth R. Farrell

January-February 1993
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Survey documents open burning in the San Joaquin Valley

by Bryan M. Jenkins, Scott Q. Turn, Robert B. Williams

July-August 1991
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Seedling germination following fire in a giant sequoia forest

by Bruce M. Kilgore, H. H. Biswell

February 1971
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Chaparral fires change soil moisture depletion patterns

by C. M. McKell, J. R. Goodin, C. C. Duncan

November 1968
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Fuel conditions and fire hazard reduction costs in a giant sequoia forest

by H. H. Biswell, R. P. Gibbens, Hayle Buchanan

February 1968
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Big tree: Understory and hidden views

by H. H. Biswell, R. P. Gibbens, Hayle Buchanan

May 1966
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Chemical control of brush and trees on foothill range

by R. F. Miller, V. H. Schweers

December 1963
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Reduction of wildfire hazard: Removal of dead fuel reduced damage by wildfire in treated portion of experimental second growth ponderosa pine range

by H. H. Biswell

June 1959
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Reduction of wildfire hazard: Correct timing of prescribed burning of dead vegetation in timber reduces danger of uncontrolled fires in those areas

by H. H. Biswell, A. M. Schultz

November 1956
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Removal of tinder in ponderosa: Prescribed burning of forest brush during the wet season by tested methods effectively reduces hazard of wildfire

by H. H. Biswell, A. M. Schultz

February 1956
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Hidden fire losses: Uncontrolled fires costly to soils, plant cover, water and timber supplies

by Woodbridge Metcalf

October 1948
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