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Barriers and opportunities for implementing prescribed fire: lessons from managers in the mid-Atlantic region, United States

Smithwick et al., 2024

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Source: Fire Ecology

Public and manager perceptions about prescribed fire in the Mid-Atlantic, United States

Wu et al., 2022

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Source: Journal of Environmental Management

Forest landowner demand for prescribed fire as an ecological management tool in Pennsylvania, USA

Regmi et al., 2022

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Source: Forest Policy and Economics

First page of a final report produced by the Joint Fire Science Program

Demand for prescribed fire on private lands in the Mid-Atlantic United States

Kreye et al., 2022

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Source: Joint Fire Science Program Final Report, Project ID: 20-1-01-19

Prescribed fire science: the case for a refined research agenda

Hiers et al., 2020

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Source: Fire Ecology

Evaluating economic impacts of prescribed fire in the central hardwood region

Mann et al., 2020

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Source: Journal of Forestry

Use of science and modeling by practitioners in landscape-scale management decisions

White et al., 2019

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Source: Journal of Forestry

Cultivating a reluctance to simplify: Exploring the radio communication context in wildland firefighting

Fox et al., 2017

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Source: International Journal of Wildland Fire

Status update: is smoke on your mind? Using social media to assess smoke exposure

Ford et al., 2017

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Source: Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics

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