Any survival of larger trees in the treated units?

Good photos of a rather bleak state. It always amazes me how quickly the oaks can resprout.

“California Interagency Incident Management Team 7”. Now everyone knows who they are.

*We went out…

We we
not and checked out that site a few weeks ago…

This is excellent! Thanks!

Any updates on the fire behavior in Teakettle?

My colleague and I were talking about this topic yesterday. There are some good ideas in the article. Financial incentives are effective. Why not provide discounted publication fees to those who have previously reviewed? Something along the lines of a frequent flyer program.

Huh… I will have to read this…

Consider changing this statement from the future conditional tense to the present tense.

Feel free to point me toward your peer reviewed publication to back up your assertions.

This article misrepresents active management with examples of poor management. Most active management on public lands in the US is focused on maintaining and restoring ecological integrity. Selective logging of large trees is incredibly uncommon nowadays, And prohibited in many areas.

I’m so sorry. The whole situation is just impossible.

Destroying the American research enterprise, bit by bit.