Integrated Approaches, Multiple Scales: Snag Dynamics in Burned Versus Unburned LandscapesFootnote∗
∗Funding for this research was granted from the U.S.D.A. Forest Service (Project with 100-ha grids) and from the Bureau of Land Management (Project with 1-ha plots) through their SW Fire Initiative and the Ecological Restoration Institute. For assistance measuring snags, we extend our thanks to Doug Koenig, Sara Alberts, Debra Bernardos, Shaula Hedwall, David Passovoy, Ben Solvesky, and Fenner Yarborough. For assistance with ArcGIS analyses, we thank John Prather.

Joy Nystrom Mast Carthage College

Carol L. Chambers Northern Arizona University

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