Publications

Societal benefits from wildfire mitigation activities through payments for watershed services: Insights from Colorado

Understory Response Four Years Following Treatment at Beaver Ranch: Jefferson County Open Space Small Research Grant Final Report

Jefferson County Open Space Forest Health Plan 2022

Jefferson County Open Space, Forest Health Plan 2022, Executive Summary

Tamm Review: Postfire landscape management in frequent-fire conifer forests of the southwestern United States

Upper South Platte Watershed Monitoring Report: Learning from forest restoration projects to advance landscape resilience and collaboration

A Cost-Benefit Analysis of Denver’s Forests to Faucets Program, 2011-2019

Low- and moderate-severity fire offers key insights for landscape restoration in ponderosa pine forests

Effects of collaborative monitoring and adaptive management on restoration outcomes in dry conifer forests

Fire behaves differently in different forest types

Dry conifer forest restoration benefits Colorado Front Range avian communities

Looking into the past: How reconstructing historical forest conditions can help future restoration efforts

Identifying opportunities for the use of broadcast prescribed fire on Colorado’s Front Range

Mulching: A knowledge summary and guidelines for best practices on Colorado’s Front Range

A changing climate is snuffing out post-fire recovery in montane forests

Ecological niches of tree species drive variability in conifer regeneration abundance following fuels treatments

Simulating spatial complexity in dry conifer forest restoration: implications for conservation prioritization and scenario evaluation

We need to re-introduce fire in fire-adapted ecosystems

The Complexity of Forest Science and Management

Cutting Down Trees Isn’t Always a Bad Thing