Tamm Review: Postfire landscape management in frequent-fire conifer forests of the southwestern United States
Jens T. Stevens(Pacific Northwest Research Station), Jessica J. Walker, Marin E. Chambers(Colorado State University), Teresa B. Chapman(The Nature Conservancy), Paula J. Fornwalt(US Forest Service), Camille S. Stevens‐Rumann(Colorado State University), Laura A.E. Marshall(University of Arizona), Owen T. Burney(Department of Forestry), Dennis Carril(US Forest Service), Larissa L. Yocom(Utah State University), José M. Iniguez(Rocky Mountain Research Station), Ellis Q. Margolis(United States Geological Survey), Kyle C. Rodman(Northern Arizona University), Matthew D. Hurteau(University of New Mexico), Craig D. Allen(University of Nebraska–Lincoln), Christopher Marks(Crow Canyon Archaeological Center), Jonathan D. Coop(Western Colorado University), Collin Haffey, Anne F. Bradley(The Nature Conservancy), Sandra L. Haire, Andrea E. Thode(Northern Arizona University)
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