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Fire, Rubus and Geranium
By Bill Kleiman In a closed canopy oak woods we have been doing annual fire for a long time. The Rubus allegheniensis, common blackberry is slowly fading in stature and density, while the wild geranium, G maculatum, has become abundant. … Continue reading
Nachusa Grasslands Fire Report 2018 2019
Link below should take you to our fire report which has data, maps, photos, videos and lessons learned. – Bill Kleiman https://tnc.box.com/s/bltv7z8mwy4hfqjqc5x4fbu8nha9zjmy
Nachusa Grasslands Annual Prescribed Fire Report
Colleagues: You might enjoy this annual report. https://protect-us.mimecast.com/s/oQoNCzp4AmI8n9BKUXhOjK?domain=nachusagrasslands.org
30 year fire report for Nachusa Grasslands
Dear Colleagues: The hyperlink to our report summarizes thirty years of fire at Nachusa Grasslands. it also describes the current fire year. Share wit your colleagues. Click to access nachusa_annual_fire_report_2016_2017.pdf The July 11-12 GRN workshop at Konza will open registration … Continue reading
Fire does not kill the roots of invasive honeysuckle
Fire top kills honeysuckle, but does not kill the root. We have burned our Bennett woods unit annually for about a dozen years. The fires top kills most of the honeysuckle, with some plants not affected because they were next … Continue reading
Illinois Fire Needs Assessment
This is the first systematic report in Illinois documenting the number of acres being burned annually and identifying how many acres need to burn annually to maintain and restore ecosystem health. This review is a call to action for land … Continue reading
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