Caggiano, MD, O’Connor, CD, & Sack, RB (2020). Potential Operational Delineations and Northern New Mexico’s 2019 Fire Season. CFRI-2002.
Kampf, Stephanie K, Gannon, Benjamin M, Wilson, C, Saavedra, F, Miller, ME, Heldmyer, A, Livneh, B, Nelson, P, MacDonald, L. PEMIP: Post-fire erosion model inter-comparison project. Journal of Environmental Management 268. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jenvman.2020.110704
Wolk, BH, Stevens-Rumann, CS, Battaglia, MA, Wennogle, C, Dennis, C, Feinstein, JA, Garrison, K, and Edwards, G (2020). Mulching: A knowledge summary and guidelines for best practices on Colorado’s Front Range. CFRI-2001.
Brown, H. “It’s about the people”: A Reflection and Reading List. CFRI-SB-1904.
Addington, RN, Tavernia, BG, Caggiano, MD, Thompson, MP, Lawhon, JD, Sanderson, JS. (2019). Identifying opportunities for the use of broadcast prescribed fire on Colorado’s Front Range. Forest Ecology and Management 458. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.foreco.2019.117655.
Barrett, KJ, Cannon, JB, Cheng, A. (2019).Effects of Collaborative Restoration and Adaptive Management on Forest Structure and Composition in the Colorado Front Range. Cultivating Pyrodiversity: 8th International Fire Ecology and Management Congress, Association for Fire Ecology, November 2019, Tuscon, AZ.
Brown, H. Cutting Down Trees isn’t Always a Bad Thing. CFRI-SB-1901.
Brown, H. The Complexity of Forest Science and Management. CFRI-SB-1902.
Brown, H. We need to Reintroduce Fire in Fire Adapted Ecosystems. CFRI-SB-1903.
Brown, PM, Gannon, B, Battaglia, MA, Fornwalt, PJ, Huckaby, LS, Cheng, AS, and Baggett, LS. (2019). Identifying Old Trees to Inform Ecological Restoration in Montane Forests of the Central Rocky Mountains, USA. Tree Ring Research 75 (1), 34-48. doi.org/10.3959/1536-1098-75.1.34
Caggiano, MD (2019). Collaboratively Engaging Stakeholders to Develop Potential Operational Delineations. CFRI-1908.
Caggiano, MD (2019). Northern Colorado Fireshed Model Prioritization and Project Planning Workshop. CFRI-1915.
Cannon, JB (2019). Application of tools for modeling stand-level restoration effects on landscape-scale heterogeneity: Pilot study for Jefferson County Open Space. CFRI-1907
Cannon, JB, Gannon BM, Feinstein, JA, Wolk, BH. (2019). An Effects Assessment Framework for Dry Forest Conservation. Rangelands. doi.org/10.1016/j.rala.2019.07.002
Cannon, JB, Gannon BM, Wurtzebach, Z (2019). Application of CFLRP monitoring to Forest Plan Monitoring of the Arapaho Roosevelt National Forest. CFRI-1909.
Cannon, JB, Gannon BM, Wurtzebach, Z, Cheng, AS (2019). Report on potential application of landscape-scale analyses for assistance with Forest planning. CFRI-1910.
Cannon, JB, Henderson, SK, Bailey, MH, and Peterson, CJ. (2019) Interactions between wind and fire disturbance in forests: Competing amplifying and buffering effects. Forest Ecology and Management 436, 117-128. doi.org/10.1016/j.foreco.2019.01.015
Cannon, JB, Tinkham, WT, DeAngelis, RK, Hill, EM, and Battaglia, MA. (2019) Variability in Mixed Conifer Spatial Structure Changes Understory Light Environments. Forests 10 (11) doi:10.3390/f10111015.
Chambers, M. 2019. 2019 Uncompahgre Plateau Collaborative Forest Landscape Restoration Project: Forestry Internship Program Progress Summary. CFRI-1909.
Chambers, ME (2019). 2018 Uncompaghre Plateau Collaborative Forest Landscape Restoration Project Forestry Internship Program Monitoring Report. CFRI-1904.
Gannon BM. (2019). Chaffee County Fuel Treatment Prioritization. Poster. CFRI-1911.
Gannon BM. (2019). Chaffee County Wildfire Risk Assessment. Poster. CFRI-1912.
Gannon BM. (2019). Chaffee County Wildfire Risk Assessment. CFRI-1913.
Gannon BM. (2019). Chaffee County Fuel Treatment Prioritization. CFRI-1914.
Gannon BM, Brown, H, Wolk, BH. (2019). The Right Work in the Right Places: Prioritizing Fuels Reduction to Protect Water Supplies. CFRI-1905.
Gannon BM, Wei Y, MacDonald LH, Kampf SK, Jones KW, Cannon JB, Wolk BH, Cheng AS, Addington RN, and Thompson MP. (2019). Prioritising fuels reduction for water supply protection. International Journal of Wildland Fire. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1071/WF18182
Gelles, R, Barrett, KJ, Davis, TS. (2019). Impacts of Forest Restoration Treatments on Pollinator Communities along the Colorado Front Range. Front Range Student Ecology Symposium, Colorado State University, February 2019, Fort Collins, CO.
Hartman, WM, JB Cannon, S Bradfield (2019). Using open-source abiotic sensors to monitor forest restoration treatments. Front Range Student Ecology Symposium, Colorado State University. February 2019 Fort Collins, CO.
Jonas, JL, Berryman, E, Wolk, B, Morgan, P, & Robichaud, PR. (2019). Post-fire wood mulch for reducing erosion potential increases tree seedlings with few impacts on understory plants and soil nitrogen. Forest and Ecology Management 453. doi.org/10.1016/j.foreco.2019.117567.
Kim, G, & Cannon, JB. 2019. National analysis of interactions between compounded forest disturbances from tornado and fire over 30 years (1984-2014). 2019 Annual meeting of the US Chapter of the International Association for Landscape Ecology. Fort Collins, CO.
Mattson, LR, Coop, JD, Battaglia, MA, Cheng, AS, Sibold, JS, & Viner, S. (2019).Post-spruce beetle timber salvage drives short-term surface fuel increases and understory vegetation shifts. Forest Ecology and Management (437). https://doi.org/10.1016/j.foreco.2019.01.048.
Morici, K, Cannon, JB, Wolk, B. (2019) Mary’s Lake Monitoring Summary. Colorado Forest Restoration Institute. CFRI-1906.
Morici, K, Wolk, B, Cannon, JB, Gannon, B, Addington, R. (2019) 2018 Ecological Monitoring Report for Peaks to People Water Fund Demonstration Sites. Colorado Forest Restoration Institute. CFRI TB-1901.
Morici, K, Wolk, BH, Cheng, AS, Cannon, JB, Williams, EC, Caggiano, MD, Brown, H, Hoffman, CM. (2019). Colorado Wildfire Risk Reduction Grant Final Report. CFRI Monitoring Report. Colorado Forest Restoration Institute, Colorado State University. 23 p. CFRI-1903.
Mueller, SE, Thode, AE, Margolis, EQ, Yocom, LL, Young, JD, Iniguez, JM. (2020). Climate relationships with increasing wildfire in the southwestern US from 1984 to 2015. Forest Ecology and Management 460. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.foreco.2019.117861
Roberts, RM, Jones, KW, Duke, E, Shinbrota, X, Harper, EE, Fons, E, Cheng, AS, Wolk, BH. (2019). Stakeholder perceptions and scientific evidence linking wildfire mitigation treatments to societal outcomes. Journal of Environmental Management (248). doi.org/10.1016/j.jenvman.2019.109286.
Warnick, KJ & Cannon, JB. (2019). Changes in forest structure in Ponderosa pine-dominated ecosystems following restoration treatments. Cultivating Pyrodiversity: 8th International Fire Ecology and Management Congress, Association for Fire Ecology, November 2019, Tuscon, AZ.
Willams, E and Cannon, J (2019). Upper South Platte Partnership Ecological Resilience Monitoring. Colorado Forest Restoration Institute. CFRI-1902.
Addington, RN, Aplet, GH, Battaglia, MA, Briggs, JS, Brown, PM, Cheng, AS, Dickinson, Y, Feinstein,JA, Pelz, KA, Regan, CM, Thinnes, J, Truex, R, Fornwalt, PJ, Gannon, B, Julian, CW, Underhill, JL, Wolk, B. (2018). Principles and Practices for the Restoration of Ponderosa Pine and Dry Mixed-Conifer Forests of the Colorado Front Range. USDA Forest Service – General Technical Report RMRS-GT (373 RMRS-GTR), 1-129.
Barrett, K. and Cheng, T. (2018). Front Range Roundtable Status of Knowledge. CFRI-1803.
Battaglia, M, Gannon, B, Brown, P, Fornwalt, P, Cheng, T, and Huckaby, L. (2018). Changes in forest structure since 1860 in ponderosa pine dominated forests in the Colorado and Wyoming Front Range, USA. Forest Ecology and Management. 422, 147-160. doi: 10.106/j.foreco.2018.04.010.
Cannon, JB, Barrett, KJ, Gannon, BM, Cheng, AS (2018). Report on the potential application of CFLRP monitoring tools for development of Forest Plan monitoring. CFRI-1812.
Cannon, JB, Barrett, KJ, Gannon, BM, Addington, RN, Battaglia, MA, Fornwalt, PJ, Aplet, GH, Cheng, AS, Underhill, JL, Briggs, JS, and Brown, PM, 2018. Collaborative restoration effects on forest structure in ponderosa pine forests of Colorado. For. Ecol. Manage. 424, 191-204. doi.org/10.1016/j.foreco.2018.04.026
Cannon, JB, Briggs, JS, and Chambers, ME. (2018). Effects of forest restoration treatments and wildfires on tree spatial patterns in the Colorado Front Range. 2017 Fire Congress Research Highlight.
Cannon JB, Chambers, ME, and Cheng, AS. (2018). Monitoring fine-scale spatial patterns of restoration treatments in the Uncompahgre Plateau. Uncompahgre Plateau Collaborative Forest Landscape Restoration Annual Stakeholder’s Meeting. Feb 13, 2018. Montrose, CO.
Chambers, M. (2018) Uncompahgre Plateau Collaborative Forest Landscape Restoration Program: High School Internship Programs. CFRI-1804.
Chambers, M. (2018) Uncompahgre Plateau Collaborative Forest Landscape Restoration Program: Social Impacts & Contributions. CFRI-1805.
Chambers, M. and Cannon, JB. (2018). Uncompaghre Plateau CFLRP Gambel oak understory response to mowing and prescribed burning treatments study summary. Colorado Forest Restoration Institute. CFRI-1801.
Chambers, M. and Cannon, J. (2018) Uncompahgre Plateau Collaborative Forest Landscape Restoration Program: Ecological Impacts. CFRI-1806.
Chambers, M. and Speas, C. (2018) Uncompahgre Plateau Collaborative Forest Landscape Restoration Program: Economic Impacts & Contributions. CFRI-1807.
Colorado Forest Restoration Institute (2018). Mothership Plot Protocol. CFRI-1810.
Colorado Forest Restoration Institute (2018). 2018 Simple Plot Protocol. CFRI-1809.
DeAngelis, R, Cannon, JB, Tinkham, WT, and Ex, SA. (2018). Effects of spatial heterogeneity on understory solar radiation in a mixed conifer forest. Front Range Student Ecology Symposium, Colorado State University, February 2018, Fort Collins, CO.
Elliott, S, Cannon, JB, and Briggs, JS. (2018) Spatial and temporal effects of collaborative restoration on Front Range ponderosa pine dominated forests. Front Range Student Ecology Symposium, Colorado State University, February 2018, Fort Collins, CO.
Gannon, B, Kampf, S, Wilson, C, Jones, K, Wei, Y, MacDonald, L, Mattor, K, Nelson, P, Cheng, T, and Wolk, B. (2018). Living With Fire & Water. Colorado Water 35(5), 22-25. http://www.cwi.colostate.edu/media/img/newsletters/2018/CW_35_5.pdf.
Johnson, JD, Dunn, CJ, Vernon, MJ, Bailey, JD, Morrissette, BA, and Morici, KE. (2018). Restoring historical forest conditions in a diverse inland Pacific Northwest landscape. Ecosphere 9(8), 1-23. doi: 10.1002/ecs2.2400.
Malone, S, Fornwalt, P, Battaglia, M, Chambers, M, Iniguez, J, and Seig, C. (2018). Mixed-severity fire fosters heterogeneous spatial patterns of conifer regeneration in a dry conifer forest. Forests, 9. doi: 10.3390/f9010045.
Colorado Forest Restoration Institute (2018). Monitoring Immediate Postburn Vegetation and Fuel Characteristics Protocol. CFRI-1808.
Morici, K. and Cannon, J. (2018) Photoload calibration of fine woody fuels in montane forests of Colorado: 2016-2017. CFRI-1811.
Thompson, MP, Liu, Z, Wei, Y, & Caggiano, MD. (2018). Analyzing Wildfire Suppression Difficulty in Relation to Protection Demand. In Mihai, FC & Grozavu, A (Eds.), Environmental Risks. DOI: 10.5772/intechopen.76937.
Rhoades, C, Pelz, K, Fornwalt, P, Wolk, B, and Cheng, T. (2018) Overlapping Bark Beetle Outbreaks, Salvage Logging and Wildfire Restructure a Lodgepole Pine Ecosystem. Forests, 9. doi: 10.3390/f9030101.
Schuetter, A, JB Cannon, and KJ Barrett. (2018). Effects of restoration treatments and adaptive management on forest structure in ponderosa pine forests of the Colorado Front Range. Celebrate Undergraduate Research and Creativity Showcase. April 2018. Fort Collins, CO.
Baker, WL. (2017). The landscapes they are a-changin’–Severe 19th-century fires, spatial complexity, and natural recovery in historical landscapes on the Uncompaghre Plateau. Colorado Forest Restoration Institute. CFRI-1704.
Barrett, K, Brown, P, Clement, J, Cannon, J, Wolk, B, and Cheng, T. (2017). Front Range Roundtable Collaborative Forest Landscape Restoration Project: 2017 Ecological, Social, and Economic Monitoring Plan. CFRI-1705.
Battaglia, M, Sibold, J, Carlson, A, Cheng, T, and Barrett, K. (2017). Spruce Beetle Epidemic and Aspen Decline Management Response (SBEADMR) Science Team Update — Summer 2016.
Caggiano, M. (2017). Front Range Round Table 2016 Interagency Fuel Treatment Database. Colorado Forest Restoration Institute. CFRI-1701.
Cannon, JB, Chambers, M, and Cheng, A. (2017). Monitoring trends in forest spatial patterns: Uncompaghre Plateau Collaborative Landscape Restoration Program. Colorado Forest Restoration Institute. CFRI-1703.
Cannon, JB, Peterson, CJ, O’Brien, JJ, and Brewer, S. (2017). A review and classification of interactions between forest disturbances from wind and fire. Forest Ecology and Management 406: 381-390.
Chambers, M. and Cannon, J. B. (2017). Uncompaghre Plateau CFLRP Gambel oak understory response to mowing and prescribed burning treatments study summary. Colorado Forest Restoration Institute. CFRI-1707.
Chambers, M. (2017). 2017 Uncompaghre Plateau Collaborative Forest Landscape Restoration Project Forestry Internship Program (FIP) Progress Summary. Colorado Forest Restoration Institute. CFRI-1706.
Colorado Forest Restoration Institute (2017). CFRI Simple Plot Protocol. CFRI-1709.
Colorado Forest Restoration Institute (2017). CFRI Mothership Plot Protocol. CFRI-1708.
Gannon, B, Wolk, B, Wei, Y, Kampf, S, Jones, K, MacDonald, L, Addington, R, Cheng, T, and Cannon, J. (2017). Connecting forests and water: Fuel treatment assessment and planning tools. Colorado Water 3: 9–11.
Gardiner, T, Robertson, L, Free, J, Cheng, T, and Chambers, M. (2017). Multi-party monitoring for the Uncompaghre Plateau Collaborative Forest Landscape Restoration Project. Colorado Forest Restoration Institute. CFRI-1702.
Jones, KE, Cannon, JB, Saavedra, FA, Kampf, SK, Addington, RN, Cheng, AS, MacDonald, LH, Wilson, C, and Wolk, B. (2017). Return on investment from fuel treatments to reduce severe wildfire and erosion in a watershed investment program in Colorado. Journal of Environmental Management. 198, 66-77.
Minatre, K. (2017) Biochar — Annotated Bibliography of Biochar Research.
Prolic, C, Ex, S, Battaglia, M, and Sibold, S. (2017). The effects of drought on Engelmann spruce regeneration in Southwest Colorado.
Zeigler, J, Hoffman, C, Fornwalt, P, Seig, C, Battaglia, M, Chambers, M, and Iniguez, J. (2017). Tree regeneration spatial patterns in ponderosa pine forests following stand-replacing fire: influence of topography and neighbors. Forests, 8. doi:10.3390/f8100391.
Buechling, A, Martin, PH, Canham, CD, Shepperd, WD, Battaglia, MA. (2016). Climate drivers of seed production in Picea engelmanni and response to warming temperatures in the southern Rocky Mountains. Journal of Ecology.
Cannon, JB. and Barrett, KJ. (2016). Front Range CFLRI Monitoring: Progress, Outcomes, and Recommendations. Colorado Forest Restoration Institute. CFRI-1603.
Cannon, J, Hepinstall–Cymerman, J, Godfrey, C, and Peterson, C. (2016). Landscape-scale patterns of forest tornado damage in mountainous terrain. Landscape Ecology, 31: 2097–2114.
Chambers, M. (2016). 2016 Uncompaghre Plateau Collaborative Forest Landscape Restoration Project Forestry Internship Program (FIP) Progress Summary. Colorado Forest Restoration Institute. CFRI-1602.
Chambers, M. and Cannon, JB. (2016). Uncompaghre Plateau CFLRP Gambel oak understory response to mowing and prescribed burning treatments study summary. Colorado Forest Restoration Institute. CFRI-1601.
Chambers, M, Fornwalt, P, Malone, S, and Battaglia, M. (2016). Patterns of conifer regeneration following high severity wildfire in ponderosa pine-dominated forests of the Colorado Front Range. Forest Ecology and Management, 378, 57-67. doi: 10.1016/j.foreco.2016.07.001.
Colorado Forest Restoration Institute (2016). CFRI Mothership Plot Protocol (2016). CFRI-1604.
Dickinson, Y, Pelz, K, Giles, E, and Howie, J. (2016). Have we been successful? Monitoring horizontal forest complexity for forest restoration projects. Restoration Ecology (24)1. 8-17.
Prolic, C. (2016). Englemann spruce germination in group selection: first-year results from Columbine patch study-March 2016.
Huayhuaca, C. (2016). Collaborative Watershed Assessment: A Profile of the Upper South Platte Partnership. Colorado Forest Restoration Institute
Pelz, K. (2016). Englemann spruce regeneration following natural disturbances and forest management: A literature and expert-knowledge review focused on southwestern Colorado. Colorado Forest Restoration Institute.
Wolk, B. and Hoffman, C. (2016). CFRI Simple Plot Protocol. Colorado Forest Restoration Institute. CFRI-1605.
Baker, W. (2015). Reconstructing late-1800s landscapes of the Uncompaghre Plateau using the General Land Office surveys.
Bergemann, H, Mattor, K, and Cheng, T. (2015). Colorado Uncompaghre Plateau Collaborative Forest Landscape Restoration Project: 2013 Social and Economic Monitoring Report.
Brown, PM, Battaglia, MA, Fornwalt, PJ, Gannon, B, Huckaby, LS, Julian, C, Cheng, AS. (2015). Historical (1860) forest structure in ponderosa pine forests of the northern Front Range, Colorado. Canadian Journal of Forest Research 45, 1462-1473. https://doi.org/10.1139/cjfr-2014-0387.
Cheng, TS, Gerlak, AK, Dale, L, and Mattor, K. (2015). Examining the adaptability of collaborative governance associated with managed ecosystems over time: insights from the Front Range Roundtable, Colorado, USA.
Colorado Forest Restoration Institute (2015).Protocol for regeneration surveys in the Unc Mesas treated units-Summer 2015.
Front Range CFLRP monitoring jam session 2015 summary. (2015).
Griebenow, C. and Pelz, K. (2015). Uncompaghre Mesas Project Area 2015 Monitoring Report.
Tinkham, W, Ziegler, J, Hoffman, C, Battaglia, M. (2015). Changes in forest structure and fire behavior on the Unc Mesa restoration project: results from a stem-map inventory and physics based fire behavior modeling.
Wolk, B, Ertl, E, and Fornwalt, P. (2015). Protocol for Monitoring Understory Plant Response to Front Range Collaborative Forest Landscape Restoration Program (FR-CFLRP) Treatments.
Wolk, B. and Hoffman, C. (2015). Field data collection protocol for evaluating fire mitigation effectiveness (CFRI Simple Plot Protocol). Colorado Forest Restoration Institute. CFRI-1601.
Wolk, B. and Hoffman, C. (2015). Wildfire Risk Reduction Grant Monitoring Protocol (resampling). Colorado Forest Restoration Institute. CFRI-1602.
Addington, R, Pelz, K, and Cheng, T. (2014). Colorado Front Range Collaborative Forest Landscape Restoration Project: Ecological Monitoring of Treatment Effects on Stand Structure and Fuels through 2013.
Aplet, G, Brown, P, Briggs, J. Mayben, S, Edwards, D, and Cheng, T. (2014). Collaborative implementation of forest landscape restoration in the Colorado Front Range. Technical Brief CFRI-TB-1403, Colorado Forest Restoration Institute, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, Colorado.
Cheng, T. (2014). Colorado Bark Beetle Cooperative Hazards Narrative.
Dickinson, Y. (2014). Landscape restoration of a forest with a historically mixed-severity fire regime: What was the historical landscape pattern of forest and openings? Forest Ecology and Management, 331, pp.264-271.
Dickinson, Y. and Giles, E. (2014). Monitoring landscape-scale forest heterogeneity: a protocol. Technical Brief CFRI-TB-1404, Colorado Forest Restoration Institute, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, Colorado.
Dickinson, Y. and Spatial Heterogeneity Subgroup of the Front Range Roundtable. (2014). Desirable Forest Structures for a Restored Front Range.
Matonis, M, Binkley, D, Tuten, M, and Cheng, T. (2014). The Forests They Are A-Changin’—Ponderosa pine and mixed conifer forests on the Uncompahgre Plateau in 1875 and 2010-13.
Mattor, K. (2014). A Case Study of Collaboration: The Uncompahgre Plateau Collaborative Forest Landscape Restoration Project.
Mattor, K. and Cheng, T. (2014). Colorado Front Range Collaborative Forest Landscape Restoration Project: Social and Economic Monitoring Report for 2013.
Pelz, K. and Dickinson, Y. (2014). Monitoring forest cover spatial patterns with aerial imagery: a tutorial. Technical Brief CFRI-TB-1401, Colorado Forest Restoration Institute, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, Colorado.
Romme, W. (2014). Pinyon-Juniper Ecosytems on the Uncompaghre Plateau: Assessment of our current knowledge and information needs.
Schultz, CA, Coelho, DL, Beam, RD. (2014). Design and governance of multiparty monitoring under the USDA Forest Service’s Collaborative Forest Landscape Restoration Program.
Snee, T. L, Cheng, T, and Mattor, K, (2014). Colorado Uncompahgre Plateau Collaborative Forest Landscape Restoration Project: Social and Economic Monitoring Report for 2012.
Wolk, B. (2014). Wildfire Risk Reduction Grant Program Monitoring and Assessment Status Summary, January 2014.
Zeigler, J. (2014). Treatment effects on structure and fire behavior in the Uncompaghre Mesas forest restoration project-March 2014.
Addington, RN, Korb, JE, Cheng, T. (2013). Sudden Aspen Decline in Southwestern Colorado: Results from new research evaluating causal mechanisms and implications for understory microclimates, plant communities, and aspen regeneration. , Colorado Forest Restoration Institute Field Study Brief, Colorado State University, CFRI-FSB-1301. Fort Collins, CO. 4 p.
Hoffman, C, Sieg, C, Morgan, P, Mell, W, Linn, R, Stevens-Rumann, C, McMillin, J, Parsons, R, Maei, H. (2013). Progress in Understanding Bark Beetle Effects on Fire Behavior Using Physics-Based Models.
Mattor, K. (2013). A Case Study of Collaboration: The Front Range Roundtable and The Colorado Front Range Collaborative Forest Landscape Restoration Project.
Mattor, K, Snee, T, Cheng, T, Schaefers, J, Ng, K, Howie, J, Lyon, K. (2013). Colorado Front Range Collaborative Forest Landscape Restoration Project: Social and Economic Monitoring Report for 2012.
Southern Rockies Fire Science Network and The Nature Conservancy. (2013). Smoke Model Evaluation Workshop.
Speas, C, Lockwood, C, Robertson, L, Free, J, Binkley, D, Cheng, T. (2013). Multi-Party Monitoring for the Uncompahgre Plateau Collaborative Restoration Project.
Wolk, B. and Hoffman, C. (2013). Wildfire Risk Reduction Grant Monitoring Protocol. Colorado Forest Restoration Institute.
Young, N, Reeder, C, Addington, R, Dickinson, Y, Evangelista, P, Cheng, T. (2013). Colorado Front Range Collaborative Forest Landscape Restoration Project: 2011-2012 Pre- and Post-treatment Stand Structure Analyses for the Pike and San Isabel and Arapaho and Roosevelt National Forests.
Alsanousi, A, Lowrance, B, Derderian, D, Elm, T, Walsh, R, Garvey, B, Binkley, D. (2012). Aspen recruitment on the UP: why aren’t there more young aspen?
Battaglia, M., Brown, P., Fornwalt, P., Gannon, B. (2012). Sampling Protocols: Front Range Forest Reconstruction Network (FRFRNet).
Clement, J, Motley, P, Anderson, N. (2012). Understanding the discourse of forest restoration and biomass utilization: a Q-method case study of the Uncompaghre Plateau in western Colorado, USA.
Dickinson, Y. and Pelz, K. (2012). Proposed methods for monitoring “groupy-clumpy” forest cover characteristics at the stand scale.
Fornwalt, P, Brown, P, Huckaby, L, Battaglia, M, Cheng, T. (2012). The Front Range Forest Reconstruction Network: Reconstructing Forest Structure and Fire History in Montane Front Range Forests to Inform Restoration Activities. Poster for Association for Fire Ecology conference, December 2012.
Hasstedt, S. (2012). Forest structure in unroaded old-growth: understanding the influence of soils on variability of long-term vegetation dynamics and fire history.
Korb, J. (2012). Warm/dry mixed conifer in southwestern Colorado: a brief synthesis of research on the San Juan National Forest.
Korb, J. (2012). Predisposing and contributing factors associated with aspen mortality and the effects of Sudden Aspen Decline on ecological attributes, southwestern Colorado, USA.
Mattor, K, Ng, K, Schaefers, J, Cheng, T, Tremblatt, C. (2012). Colorado Front Range Collaborative Forest Landscape Restoration Project: Social and Economic Monitoring Report for 2011.
Moriarty, K. and Cheng, T. (2012). Hayman Fire Research Summary, 2003–2012. Prepared for the Hayman Fire Science Symposium, June 21-22, 2012.
Pelz, K. and Dickinson, Y. (2012). Proposed methods for monitoring forest canopy spatial structure.
Shultz, C. and Coelho, D. (2012). The Design and Governance of Multi-Party Monitoring Under the Collaborative Forest Landscape Restoration Program.
Wudke, B. and Cheng, T. (2012). Colorado Front Range Collaborative Forest Landscape Restoration Project: Pretreatment Stand Structure Report for 2011.
Alsanousi, A, Lowrance, B, Derderian, D, Elm, T, Walsh, R, Garvey, T, Romme, B, Binkley, D. (2011). How old are aspens on the Uncompahgre Plateau?
Burns, S, Cox, M, Gore, J, Musser, B, Schrock, S, Files, R, Chapman, M. (2011). A Story of People and Landscapes in Transition The Uncompahgre Plateau 1880 to the Present.
Clement, J. and Brown, P. (2011). Front Range Roundtable Collaborative Forest Landscape Restoration Project 2011 Ecological, Social and Economic Monitoring Plan.
Hazelhurst, S, Lockwood, C, Motley, P, Free, J, Cheng, T. (2011). Multi-party Monitoring for the Uncompahgre Plateau Collaborative Restoration Project–original.
Keralis, M, Binkley, D, Cheng, T. (2011). Current Forest Conditions for the Uncompahgre Mesas Forest Restoration Project.
Korb, J. (2011). The Effect of Tree Harvesting on Soil Resistance to Penetration (Compaction): BioFuel Project, Pagosa Springs Ranger District, San Juan National Forest, Colorado, Pre-Treatment Report.
Lyon, P. and Hollinbeck, S. (2011). Burn Canyon Vegetation Monitoring Final Report.
Brown, P. (2010). Beyond the Bugs: The Future Range of Variability of Communities and Forest Landscapes.
Brown, P, Rocca, M, Clement, J, Hayward, G, Rhoades, C, Collins, B, and Skorkowsky, R. (2010). Some Ecological Considerations Regarding the Future Range of Variability of Lodgepole Pine Ecosystems in Colorado And Wyoming.
Clement, J, Cheng, T, and Mattor, K. (2010). Study of Forest Management Preferences and Values for the Woodland Park Healthy Forest Initiative.
Colorado Forest Restoration Institute. (2010). Signs of Recovery for Colorado Forests in the Wake of the Mountain Pine Beetle.
Knapp, C. (2010). Uncompahgre Mesas Forest Restoration Project: Collaborative Case Study.
Knapp, C. (2010). Woodland Park Healthy Forest Initiative: Collaborative Case Study.
Pelz, K. (2010). Mixed-conifer Forests in Southwest Colorado: A Summary of Existing Knowledge and Considerations for Restoration and Management.
Romme, B, Floyd, L, and Hanna, D. (2009). The Forests of Southwestern Colorado and Northwestern New Mexico: How the Past and Present Inform our Choices for the Future.
Romme, B, Floyd, L, and Hanna, D. (2009). Historical Range of Variability and Current Landscape Condition Analysis: South Central Highlands Section, Southwestern Colorado & Northwestern New Mexico.
Binkley, D, Romme, B, and Cheng, T. (2008). Historical Forest Structure on the Uncompahgre Plateau: Informing restoration prescriptions for mountainside stewardship.
Gass, T. (2008). Reducing Barriers to Use of Prescribed Fire in Privately Owned Forests.
Dennis, F. and Sturtevant, B. (2007). Forest Restoration Guidelines in Ponderosa Pine on the Front Range of Colorado.
Kaufmann, M, Veblen, T, and Romme, W. (2007). Historical fire regimes in ponderosa pine forests of the Colorado Front Range, and recommendations for ecological restoration and fuels management.
Romme, B, Allen, C, Bailey, J, Baker, W, Bestelmeyer, B, Brown, P, Eisenhart, K, Floyd-Hanna, L, Huffman, D, Jacobs, B, Miller, R, Muldavin, E, Swetnam, T, Tausch, R, and Weisberg, P. (2007). Historical and Modern Disturbance Regimes of Piñon-Juniper Vegetation in the Western U.S.
Romme, B, Allen, C, Bailey, J, Baker, W, Bestelmeyer, B, Brown, P, Eisenhart, K, Floyd-Hanna, L, Huffman, D, Jacobs, B, Miller, R, Muldavin, E, Swetnam, T, Tausch, R, and Weisberg, P. (2007). Historical and Modern Disturbance Regimes, Stand Structures, and Landscape Dynamics in Piñon‐Juniper Vegetation of the Western U.S.
Webb, J. (2007). Photo guide for appraising downed woody masticated fuels in interior Ponderosa pine forests on the Colorado Front Range: Part One of a four part series on interior Ponderosa pine, Gambel oak, mixed conifer and lodgepole pine cover types.
How Have Forest Conditions Changed in the Laramie Foothills of Colorado during the past 60 years? (2006).
What’s Happening in Colorado’s Aspen Forests? Gradual, long‐term changes and recent widespread death of aspen trees. (2006).
