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1016231 TERMINATED MCINTIRE-STENNIS Williams, SC, C.. Williams, SC, C.. CONNECTICUT AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION CT Forest Health Considerations for Blacklegged Ticks and Tick-Borne Disease Reduction
1018306 NEW MCINTIRE-STENNIS Rutledge, CL, E.. Rutledge, CL, E.. CONNECTICUT AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION CT Conserving Ash in Connecticut’s Forests
1023296 NEW MCINTIRE-STENNIS Marra, RO, E.. Marra, RO, E.. CONNECTICUT AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION CT TRACKING THE SPREAD OF BEECH LEAF DISEASE IN CONNECTICUT AND NEW ENGLAND
1023745 NEW MCINTIRE-STENNIS Kerio, SU, . Kerio, SU, . CONNECTICUT AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION CT Urban tree stress management – From basic research to tree care and innovation
1024391 NEW MCINTIRE-STENNIS Cheah, CA, A.. Cheah, CA, A.. CONNECTICUT AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION CT Development and evaluation of strategies for protecting and sustaining the essential eastern hemlock resource in Connecticut
0134801 TERMINATED MCINTIRE-STENNIS Betters, D. R. Betters, D. R. COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY CO Harvesting Systems for Forest Restoration Projects Along Colorado's Front Range
0134802 TERMINATED MCINTIRE-STENNIS Smith, F. W. Smith, F. W. COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY CO Aspen Persistence in Multi-Aged Forest Communities on the Western Slope of Colorado
0134803 TERMINATED MCINTIRE-STENNIS Burke, I. Burke, IN. COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY CO Long-term carbon and greenhouse gas consequences of fire in montane forests and woodlands of the Colorado Front Range
0188931 TERMINATED MCINTIRE-STENNIS Binkley, D. E. Binkley, D. E. COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY CO Forest Conditions in The Rockies: Leopold, Fire, and Aspen
0189621 TERMINATED MCINTIRE-STENNIS Omi, P. N. Omi, P. N. COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY CO Sustainability of Thinning and Prescribed Fire Programs to Improve Forest Condition Along the Front Range, Colorado
0210730 TERMINATED MCINTIRE-STENNIS Rocca, M. E. Rocca, M. COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY CO Imagining landscapes of the future: predicting the impacts of climate change, insect outbreaks, and fire on Colorado forests
0210731 TERMINATED MCINTIRE-STENNIS Reich, R. M. Reich, R. COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY CO Spatial analysis and modeling the indirect effects of climate change on forest insects and diseases across North America
0210732 TERMINATED MCINTIRE-STENNIS Wei, Y. Wei, YU. COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY CO Strategic management of unwanted wildland large fire events by integrating the fuels program with the direct management of suppression: a systematic approach
0215759 TERMINATED MCINTIRE-STENNIS Smith, F. W. Smith, F. COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY CO Impacts of fire hazard reduction and forest restoration treatments on sustainability and forest production in ponderosa pine forests
0229277 TERMINATED MCINTIRE-STENNIS Schultz, C. A. Schultz, C. COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY CO Innovation, Policy Learning, and Adaptive Governance: An Analysis of the Competitive Prioritization Policy Model for Restoration Projects on Public Forest Lands
0229318 TERMINATED MCINTIRE-STENNIS Rocca, M. E. Rocca, M. COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY CO Climate Change and Disturbance in the Colorado Rocky Mountains: Will Beetle Outbreaks Catalyze Vegetation Shifts
0229319 TERMINATED MCINTIRE-STENNIS Reich, R. M. Reich, R. COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY CO Influence of Climate on the Distribution and Spread of Sub-alpine Fir Decline in Colorado
0229320 TERMINATED MCINTIRE-STENNIS Rideout, D. B. Rideout, D. COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY CO Valuing Treatment Programs on Colorado Landscapes: A case study of the economics of spatial planning at the Catamount Site
1006419 TERMINATED MCINTIRE-STENNIS Schultz, C. Schultz, C. COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY CO Strategies for Incorporating Climate Change into U.S. Forest Service Decision-Making and NEPA Processes
1006420 TERMINATED MCINTIRE-STENNIS Rideout, D. Rideout, D. COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY CO Valuing Fuel Treatment Options in Colorado when Smoke Emissions are of Concern and Need to be Mitigated
1006421 TERMINATED MCINTIRE-STENNIS Ex, SE, . Ex, SE, . COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY CO Longevity of Fuels Treatment Benefits on Colorado’s Front Range
1006422 TERMINATED MCINTIRE-STENNIS Wei, Y, . Wei, Y, . COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY CO Examining the influence of wildland fire suppression resource deployment on the distribution of large fire risk in Colorado
1016206 TERMINATED MCINTIRE-STENNIS Davis, TH, SE. Davis, T., SE. COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY CO Identifying reservoirs and insect vectors of pine wilt disease in the Front Range
1016208 TERMINATED MCINTIRE-STENNIS Ex, SE, . Redmond, MI, . COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY CO Tree regeneration niches and microsites are the keys to maintaining resilience of Colorado forests to disturbance
1016209 TERMINATED MCINTIRE-STENNIS Tinkham, WA, . Tinkham, WA, . COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY CO Evaluation of UAV-Based Remote Sensing Techniques for Characterizing Individual Tree Parameters
1022906 NEW MCINTIRE-STENNIS Wei, Y, . Wei, YU. COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY CO A Neural Network Approach to Understand Forest Restoration Prioritization in Colorado
1022907 NEW MCINTIRE-STENNIS Davis, TH, SE. Davis, T., SE. COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY CO Restoration is in the eye of the bee-holder: The Influence of Ecological Restoration Treatments on Pollinator Health and Reproduction in Ponderosa Pine Forests of Colorado
1022908 NEW MCINTIRE-STENNIS Redmond, MI, . Redmond, MI. COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY CO Can Ponderosa Pine Keep Pace with Climate Change? Identifying Management Options to Overcome Constraints on Upward Range Expansion and Forest Recovery Following Wildlife
1022909 NEW MCINTIRE-STENNIS Evangelista, PA, . Evangelista, PA. COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY CO Promoting Forest Health and Resiliency through Forest Carbon Markets: Exploring New Technologies and Opportunities for Colorado Landowners
0179610 TERMINATED MCINTIRE-STENNIS Gresham, C. A. CLEMSON UNIVERSITY SC LONG-TERM ECOLOGY OF PRESCRIBED BURNING AND A NON-BURNING ALTERNATIVE IN COASTAL PLAIN FORESTS