El campo de los incendios prescritos es vasto y variado.
Para ayudarle en su conocimiento de los diversos temas que son relevantes para los profesionales del fuego prescrito, los líderes del fuego prescrito y los ecologistas del Audubon Canyon Ranch han recopilado extractos del creciente cuerpo de investigación científica, conocimientos ecológicos tradicionales, y documentos de expertos en la materia. Ampliaremos esta página de recursos con regularidad. Disfrútala y consúltala a menudo.
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A study in the 2021 Dixie Fire area found forest treatments to reduce both tree densities and surface fuels are critical for reducing fire severity and forest loss.
Fire suppression, timber harvesting, and the forced removal of Indigenous burning have fundamentally changed conditions in coast redwood forests. This recent study reveals contemporary prescribed fire effects in Sonoma and Santa Cruz counties in coast redwood forests.
A comprehensive review of where the existing policy framework misaligns with the unique role of fire in ecosystems and with Tribal sovereignty, current barriers, and proposed reforms to incentivize the use of beneficial fire.
Current barriers to the expansion of cultural burning and prescribed fire in the United States and recommended solutions from the Karuk Tribe.
Weather windows in Sonoma County show an increasing trend in opportunities for prescribed fire use.
How will increasing wildfire activity affect water resources in the water-limited western United States? This study shows streamflow increased 30% after 20% of a forested area in a watershed burned.
Recursos de búsqueda
A continuación puede consultar los recursos por temas.
A study in the 2021 Dixie Fire area found forest treatments to reduce both tree densities and surface fuels are critical for reducing fire severity and forest loss.
Fire suppression, timber harvesting, and the forced removal of Indigenous burning have fundamentally changed conditions in coast redwood forests. This recent study reveals contemporary prescribed fire effects in Sonoma and Santa Cruz counties in coast redwood forests.
A comprehensive review of where the existing policy framework misaligns with the unique role of fire in ecosystems and with Tribal sovereignty, current barriers, and proposed reforms to incentivize the use of beneficial fire.
Current barriers to the expansion of cultural burning and prescribed fire in the United States and recommended solutions from the Karuk Tribe.
Weather windows in Sonoma County show an increasing trend in opportunities for prescribed fire use.
How will increasing wildfire activity affect water resources in the water-limited western United States? This study shows streamflow increased 30% after 20% of a forested area in a watershed burned.