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Research

Below is a collection of our published papers.

Guidelines and Protocols for Monitoring Riparian Forest Restoration Projects

Guidelines and Protocols for Monitoring Riparian Forest Restoration Projects

Guidelines and Protocols for Monitoring Riparian Forest Restoration Projects ...
NMFWRI - GRGWA Riparian Common Stand Exam Based Plot Sample Protocols

NMFWRI – GRGWA Riparian Common Stand Exam Based Plot Sample Protocols

Based on the 2011 Guidelines and Protocols for Monitoring Riparian Forest Restoration Projects (Bonfantine, et al.) and the Common Stand ...
Evaluating Vegetation Treatments for Change in Fire Behavior and Fire Effects

Evaluating Vegetation Treatments for Change in Fire Behavior and Fire Effects

This report is a review of methods to evaluate how effectively vegetation treatments change fire behavior and fire effects in ...
Land Cover Mapping Using Object Oriented Image Analysis in the BLM Carrizo Largo Landscape Area

Land Cover Mapping Using Object Oriented Image Analysis in the BLM Carrizo Largo Landscape Area

Land Cover Mapping Using Object Oriented Image Analysis in the BLM Carrizo Largo Landscape Area ...
Land Cover Mapping in the BLM Rosa Landscape Area using eCognition Software and 30cm Imagery

Land Cover Mapping in the BLM Rosa Landscape Area using eCognition Software and 30cm Imagery

Land Cover Mapping in the BLM Rosa Landscape Management Area ...
Using LIDAR for Greater Rio Grande Watershed Alliance Pre-Treatment Vegetation Monitoring

Using LIDAR for Greater Rio Grande Watershed Alliance Pre-Treatment Vegetation Monitoring

Using LIDAR for Greater Rio Grande Watershed Alliance Pre-Treatment Vegetation Monitoring ...
New Mexico Forest Industry Association Survey : 2010-2011

New Mexico Forest Industry Association Survey : 2010-2011

New Mexico Forest Industry Association Survey – 2010-2011 ...
Socioeconomic Indicators for Forest Restoration Projects

Socioeconomic Indicators for Forest Restoration Projects

Full Report: Socioeconomic Indicators for Forest Restoration Projects ...
Automated Stand Delineation for FORVIS: A Case Study in the El Malpais Region of New Mexico

Automated Stand Delineation for FORVIS: A Case Study in the El Malpais Region of New Mexico

Automated Stand Delineation for FORVIS: A Case Study in the El Malpais Region of New Mexico ...
From Parks To Partnerships: National Heritage Areas and the Path to Collaborative Participation in the National Park Service's First 100 Years

From Parks To Partnerships: National Heritage Areas and the Path to Collaborative Participation in the National Park Service’s First 100 Years

National parks have been characterized as a democratic institution, a window on natural and cultural history open to all. Over ...
Building Economic Opportunity through Forest Restoration: The Alamo Navajo Initiative

Building Economic Opportunity through Forest Restoration: The Alamo Navajo Initiative

Building Economic Opportunity through Forest Restoration: The Alamo Navajo Initiative ...
Shifts in community-level traits and functional diversity in a mixed conifer forest: a legacy of land-use change

Shifts in community-level traits and functional diversity in a mixed conifer forest: a legacy of land-use change

Shifts in community-level traits and functional diversity in a mixed conifer forest: a legacy of land-use change ...
Using trait-based ecology to restore resilient ecosystems: historical conditions and the future of montane forests in western North America

Using trait-based ecology to restore resilient ecosystems: historical conditions and the future of montane forests in western North America

Historical reference conditions have provided empirical benchmarks for guiding ecological restoration but the relevance of historical conditions has been questioned ...
Presentation: Effectiveness of Fuel Treatments in the Lincoln County WUI during the 2012 Little Bear Fire

Presentation: Effectiveness of Fuel Treatments in the Lincoln County WUI during the 2012 Little Bear Fire

Presentation: Effectiveness of Fuel Treatments in the Lincoln County WUI during the 2012 Little Bear Fire ...
Abstract: Socio-Economic Indicators for Forest Restoration Projects: A Delphi Study

Abstract: Socio-Economic Indicators for Forest Restoration Projects: A Delphi Study

Abstract: Socio-Economic Indicators for Forest Restoration Projects: A Delphi Study ...

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