Talk Time Number Speaker Title Session 6: SageSTEP Special Session Superior Room – Jim McIver Introduction 0750 0800 – Stress in Sagebrush Steppe and Resistance to Cheatgrass 0800 0820 David Pyke – Invasion Short-term vegetation Response to Piñon and Juniper Removal in 0820 0840 Rick Miller – Sagebrush-Steppe Effects of Fire and Fuel Treatments on Soil Availability in 0840 0900 Roundy – Sagebrush Communities Characterizing Pinyon-Juniper Woodlands Post Fuel-Reduction 0900 0920 April Hulet – Treatments Using High-Resolution Imagery Germination Prediction from Soil Moisture and Temperature in the 0920 0940 Nathan Cline – Great Basin Runoff and Erosion Responses on Burned and Unburned Sagebrush 0940 1000 Jason Williams – Steppe and Wooded Shrublands in the Basin, USA 1000 1030 BREAK Ballroom 2 – – Mechanically Shredding Utah Juniper and Soil Environment 1030 1050 Kert Young – Characteristics Short-term Response by Bird Communities to Pinyon-Juniper 1050 1110 Knick – Removal by Prescribed Fire Butterfly Response to Sagebrush Steppe Fire and Fire Surrogate 1110 1130 Jim McIver – Treatments: Unintended Consequences? Measuring the Economic Value of Fuel Treatments on Great Basin 1130 1150 Kim Rollins – Rangelands 1150 1200 Jim McIver Summary – 1200 - 1330 AFE Members Meeting and Luncheon Ballrooms 2 and 3 –
Time Talk Number Speaker Title Session 6: SageSTEP Special Session – Superior Room 0750 – 0800 Jim McIver Introduction 0800 – 0820 David Pyke Stress in Sagebrush Steppe and Resistance to Cheatgrass Invasion 0820 – 0840 Rick Miller Short-term vegetation Response to Piñon and Juniper Removal in Sagebrush-Steppe 0840 – 0900 Roundy Effects of Fire and Fuel Treatments on Soil Availability in Sagebrush Communities 0900 – 0920 April Hulet Characterizing Pinyon-Juniper Woodlands Post Fuel-Reduction Treatments Using High-Resolution Imagery 0920 – 0940 Nathan Cline Germination Prediction from Soil Moisture and Temperature in the Great Basin 0940 – 1000 Jason Williams Runoff and Erosion Responses on Burned and Unburned Sagebrush Steppe and Wooded Shrublands in the Basin, USA 1000 – 1030 BREAK – Ballroom 2 1030 – 1050 Kert Young Mechanically Shredding Utah Juniper and Soil Environment Characteristics 1050 – 1110 Knick Short-term Response by Bird Communities to Pinyon-Juniper Removal by Prescribed Fire 1110 – 1130 Jim McIver Butterfly Response to Sagebrush Steppe Fire and Fire Surrogate Treatments: Unintended Consequences? 1130 – 1150 Kim Rollins Measuring the Economic Value of Fuel Treatments on Great Basin Rangelands 1150 – 1200 Jim McIver Summary 1200 - 1330 AFE Members Meeting and Luncheon – Ballrooms 2 and 3
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