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Recent wildfire-induced losses of big sagebrush are outpacing natural recovery and leading to substantial losses in habitat for species such as...

The first year of life is perilous for a salmonid, typified by a critical period of post-emergence mortality. 

Alpine treelines are expected to shift upward in elevation and latitude as a result of climate change, yet this expansion requires favorable...

Weed-suppressive bacteria (WSB), specifically the D7 and ACK55 strains of Pseudomonas fluorescens, were previously reported to selectively inhibit...

Watershed assessments are often used to prioritize restoration, yet these assessments primarily focus on geomorphic conditions and less frequently...

USGS researchers created a comprehensive wildfire dataset for the United States that spans 142 years, from 1878-2019.

Terrestrial wildlife communities are often overlooked as components of ecosystem restoration following dam removal. 

Common-garden experiments, in which plants sourced from geographically distant populations are grown together such that genetic differences may be...

In 2016, land managers began using a soil amendment called MB906, a weed-suppressive bacteria, to control invasive annual grasses, yet the success of...

Impacts from biological invasions are especially prevalent in freshwaters. Conventional approaches to managing invaders such as prevention, control...