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Below is the web site for the downloadable
Fire and Aquatic Ecosystems Workshop papers. [Download all papers] Within each
workshop paper, there are links to some of the scientific papers
cited within the document. This special issue is accessible to
Forest Service employees or others using the USDA DigiTop
system.
Special Issue on Fire and Aquatic Ecosystems
Note**
Presentations can be accessed via pdf documents for the link
given. Within the presentations you will notice a yellow
notepad icon at the bottom of each slide. This will open up a
text box that provides the lecture notes.
Presentations
are meant to share current and relevant science related to
aquatics and fire and are not meant to recommend specific fire
management.
Workshop Introduction
Rieman, B.E.,
Gresswell, R.E.,
Young, M.K.,
Luce,
C.L. Introduction to the Workshop:
The Effects of Wildland Fire on Aquatic Ecosystems in the
Western USA. Forest Ecology and Management. 178(1-2): 1-3. (115 kb)
Key
Note Presentation
Michael Rains.
The
National Fire Plan: Managing the Impacts of Wildfires on
Communities and the Environment, An Overview and Look Ahead.
(498 kb)
Whitlock, C.,
Shafer, S.L.,
Marlon, J.
The
role of climate and vegetation change in shaping past and future
fire regimes in the Northwestern U.S. and the implications for
ecosystem management. Forest Ecology and Management. 178(1-2):
5-21.
Abstract (539
kb)
Hessburg, P.,
Agee, J.
An
environmental narrative of inland northwest US Forests,
1800-2000. Forest Ecology and Management. 178(1-2): 23-59
Abstract
(3.68 Mb)
Lisle,
T.E.,
Luce, C.,
Ziemer, R.R.,
May, C.
Fire Analysis: A Concept for Integrating Fire-Related Analyses
at a Large Scale.
Abstract
Dwire, K.A.,
Kauffman, J.B.
Fire and riparian ecosystems in landscapes of the western USA.
Forest Ecology and Management. 178(1-2): 61-74.
Abstract
(814 kb)
Wondzell, S.M.,
King, J.
Post-fire erosional processes: In the Pacific Northwest and
Rocky Mountain region. Forest Ecology and Management. 178(1-2):
75-87.
Abstract
(386 kb)
Meyer, G.A.,
Pierce, J.L..
Climatic controls on fire-induced sediment pulses in Yellowstone
National Park and Central Idaho: A long-term perspective. Forest
Ecology and Management. 178(1-2): 89-104.
Abstract
(802 kb)
Benda, L.E.,
Miller, D., Bigelow, P., Andras, K.
Effects of
post-wildfire erosion on channel environments, Boise River, Idaho.
Forest Ecology and Management. 178(1-2): 105-119.
Abstract
(706 kb)
Miller, D.,
Luce, C.,
Benda, L.E.
Time, space, and episodicity of physical disturbance in streams.
Forest Ecology and Management. 178(1-2): 121-140.
Abstract
(2.75
mb)
Spencer, C.N., Gabel, K.O.,
Hauer, F.R.
Wildfire effects on stream food webs and nutrient dynamics in
Glacier National Park, USA.
Forest Ecology and
Management. 178(1-2): 141-153.
Abstract
(592 kb)
Minshall, G.W.
Responses of stream benthic macroinvertebrates to fire. Forest
Ecology and Management. 178(1-2): 155-161.
Abstract
(157 kb)
Pilliod, D.S.,
Bury, R.B., Hyde, E.J.,
Pearl, C.A., P.S. Corn.
Fire and amphibians in North America. Forest Ecology and
Management. 178(1-2): 163-181.
Dunham, J.B.,
Young, M.K.,
Gresswell, R.,
Rieman, B.E.
2003. Effects of fire on fish populations: landscape
perspectives on persistence of native fishes and non-native fish
invasions. Forest Ecology and Management. 178(1-2): 183-196.
Abstract (348
kb)
Perspectives on Persistence of Native Fishes and Nonnative Fish
Invasions in Fire-Prone Landscapes (2.2 mb)
Rieman, B.E., Lee, D.C.,
Burns, D., Gresswell, R.,
Young, M., Stowell, R.,
Rinne, J., Howell, P.
Status of native fishes in the western United States and issues for fire and fuels management. Forest Ecology and Management.
178(1-2): 197-211.
Abstract (248
kb)
Workshop Synthesis
Bisson, P.A.,
Rieman, B.E.,
Luce,
C.,
Hessburg,
P.F., Lee, D.C.,
Kershner, J.L.,
Reeves, G.H.,
Gresswell, R.
Fire and aquatic ecosystems of the Western USA: current knowledge and key questions.
Forest Ecology and Management. 178(1-2): 213-229.
Abstract
(324 kb)
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