Jonathan W. Long

Treesearch Publications

• Clare Boerigter, Sean A. Parks, Jonathan W. Long, Jonathan D. Coop, Melanie Armstrong, Don L. Hankins, Serra J. Hoagland. 2025. Guardians and gardeners: Managing wilderness for the twenty-first century
• Jay Thomas, Clare Boerigter, Sean A. Parks, Jonathan W. Long. 2025. Restoring natural conditions through the return of human-ignited fire
• Clare Boerigter, Sean A. Parks, Jonathan W. Long, Jonathan D. Coop, Melanie Armstrong, Don L. Hankins. 2024. Untrammeling the wilderness: Restoring natural conditions through the return of human‑ignited fire
• Jonathan James Fisk, Kirsten Mya Leong, Richard E. W. Berl, Jonathan W. Long, Adam C. Landon, Melinda M. Adams, Don L. Hankins, Christopher K. Williams, Frank K. Lake, Jonathan Salerno. 2024. Evolving wildlife management cultures of governance through Indigenous Knowledges and perspectives
• Patricia N. Manley, Jonathan W. Long, Robert Scheller. 2024. Keeping up with the landscapes: promoting resilience in dynamic social-ecological systems
• Martin Ritchie, John-Pascal Berrill, Ethan Hammett, Jonathan W. Long. 2023. Early responses to crown modification of California black oak sprouts initiated by high-severity wildfire
• Jonathan W. Long, Dana Walsh, Michelle Coppoletta, Ryan E. Tompkins, Marc D. Meyer, Clint Isbell, Gabrielle N. Bohlman, Malcolm P. North. 2023. Interventions to restore wildfire-altered forests in California
• Christopher Looney, Jonathan W. Long, Christopher J. Fettig, Jeremy S. Fried, Katherine E.A. Wood, Jackson Audley. 2023. Functional diversity affects tree vigor, growth, and mortality in mixed-conifer/hardwood forests in California, U.S.A, in the absence of fire
• Keith M. Reynolds, Angela M. White, Jonathan W. Long, Eric Abelson, Charles Maxwell, Patricia N. Manley. 2022. Evaluating pathways to social and ecological landscape resilience
• Timothy Holland, Samuel Evans, Jonathan W. Long, Charles Maxwell, Robert Scheller, Matthew Potts. 2022. The management costs of alternative forest management strategies in the Lake Tahoe Basin
• Jonathan W. Long, Stacy Drury, Samuel Evans, Charles Maxwell, Robert Scheller. 2022. Comparing smoke emissions and impacts under alternative forest management regimes
• Mariana Dobre, Jonathan W. Long, Charles Maxwell, William J. Elliot, Roger Lew, Erin S. Brooks, Robert M. Scheller. 2022. Water quality and forest restoration in the Lake Tahoe basin: impacts of future management options
• Charles Maxwell, Robert M. Scheller, Jonathan W. Long, Patricia N. Manley. 2022. Forest management under uncertainty: the influence of management versus climate change and wildfire in the Lake Tahoe Basin, USA.
• Samuel G. Evans, Tim G. Holland, Jonathan W. Long, Charles Maxwell, Robert M. Scheller, Evan Patrick, Matthew D. Potts. 2022. Modeling the risk reduction benefit of forest management using a case study in the Lake Tahoe Basin
• Charles Maxwell, Robert M. Scheller, Jonathan W. Long, Patricia N. Manley. 2022. Frequency of disturbance mitigates high-severity fire in the Lake Tahoe Basin, California and Nevada
• Steve McNulty, Ashley Steel, Elaine Springgay, Ben Caldwell, Kenichi Shono, George Pess, Simon Funge-Smith, William Richards, Silvio Ferraz, Dan G. Neary, Jonathan W. Long, Bruno Verbist, Jackson M. Leonard, Ge Sun, Timothy Beechie, Michaela Lo, Lillian McGill, Aimee Fullerton, Simone Borelli. 2021. Managing forests for water [Chapter 3]
• Henriette I Jager, Jonathan W. Long, Rachel L. Malison, Brendan P. Murphy, Ashley Rust, Luiz G. M. Silva, Rahel Sollmann, Zachary Steel, Mark D. Bowen, Jason B. Dunham, Joseph L. Ebersole, Rebecca Flitcroft. 2021. Resilience of terrestrial and aquatic fauna to historical and future wildfire regimes in western North America
• Jonathan W. Long, Frank K. Lake, Ron W. Goode. 2021. The importance of Indigenous cultural burning in forested regions of the Pacific West, USA
• Jonathan W. Long, Hugh D. Safford, Marc D. Meyer. 2021. Key lessons and caveats
• Marc D. Meyer, Jonathan W. Long, Hugh D. Safford, Sarah Sawyer, Malcolm P. North, Angela M. White. 2021. Principles of postfire restoration
• Longxi Cao, William J. Elliot, Jonathan W. Long. 2021. Spatial simulation of forest road effects on hydrology and soil erosion after a wildfire
• M.D. Meyer, Jonathan W. Long, H.D. Safford. 2021. Postfire restoration framework for national forests in California
• Jonathan W. Long, Ron W. Goode, Frank K. Lake. 2020. Recentering ecological restoration with tribal perspectives
• Justin P. Ziegler, Chad M. Hoffman, Brandon M. Collins, Jonathan W. Long, Christa Dagley, William E. Mell. 2020. Simulated fire behavior and fine-scale forest structure following conifer removal in aspen-conifer forests in the Lake Tahoe Basin, USA
• Jonathan W. Long, E. Ashley. Steel. 2020. Shifting perspectives in assessing socio-environmental vulnerability
• Jonathan W. Long, Frank K. Lake, Ron W. Goode, Benrita Mae. Burnette. 2020. How traditional tribal perspectives influence ecosystem restoration
• Thomas Spies, Jonathan W. Long, Susan Charnley, Paul F. Hessburg, Bruce G. Marcot, Gordon Reeves, Damon B. Lesmeister, Matthew Reilly, Lee K. Cerveny, Peter Stine, Martin G. Raphael. 2019. Twenty‐five years of the Northwest Forest Plan: what have we learned?
• Malcolm P. North, Jens Stevens, David F. Greene, Michelle Coppoletta, Eric E. Knapp, Andrew M. Latimer, Christina M. Restaino, Ryan E. Tompkins, Kevin R. Welch, Rob A. York, Derek J.N. Young, Jodi N. Axelson, Tom N. Buckley, Becky Estes, Rachel N. Hager, Jonathan W. Long, Marc D. Meyer, Steven M. Ostoja, Hugh D. Safford, Kristen L. Shive, Carmen L. Tubbesing, Heather Vice, Dana Walsh, Chhaya M. Werner, Peter Wyrsch. 2019. Tamm Review: Reforestation for resilience in dry western U.S. forests
• Angela M. White, Jonathan W. Long. 2019. Understanding ecological contexts for active reforestation following wildfires
• Gordon Reeves, Deanna H. Olson, Steve Wondzell, Pete Bisson, Sean Gordon, Stephanie A. Miller, Jonathan W. Long, Michael Furniss. 2018. Chapter 7: The aquatic conservation strategy of the northwest forest plan—A review of the relevant science after 23 years
• Thomas Spies, Paul F. Hessburg, Carl N. Skinner, Klaus J. Puettmann, Matthew Reilly, Raymond J. Davis, Jane A. Kertis, Jonathan W. Long, David C. . Shaw. 2018. Chapter 3: Old growth, disturbance, forest succession, and management in the area of the Northwest Forest Plan
• Andrew Gray, Frank K. Lake, Jonathan W. Long. 2018. Recent trends in large hardwoods in the Pacific Northwest, USA
• Thomas Spies, Peter Stine, Becky Gravenmier, Jonathan W. Long, Matthew Reilly, Rhonda Mazza. 2018. Synthesis of science to inform land management within the Northwest Forest Plan area: executive summary
• Jonathan W. Long, Frank K. Lake, Kathy Lynn, Carson Viles. 2018. Chapter 11: Tribal ecocultural resources and engagement
• Thomas Spies, Jonathan W. Long, Peter Stine, Susan Charnley, Lee K. Cerveny, Bruce G. Marcot, Gordon Reeves, Paul F. Hessburg, Damon B. Lesmeister, Matthew Reilly, Martin G. Raphael, Raymond J. Davis. 2018. Chapter 12: Integrating ecological and social science to inform land management in the area of the northwest forest plan
• Thomas Spies, Peter A. Stine, Becky Gravenmier, Jonathan W. Long, Matthew J. Reilly. 2018. Volume 2—Synthesis of science to inform land management within the Northwest Forest Plan area
• Thomas Spies, Peter A. Stine, Becky Gravenmier, Jonathan W. Long, Matthew J. Reilly. 2018. Volume 3—Synthesis of science to inform land management within the Northwest Forest Plan area
• Thomas Spies, Peter A. Stine, Becky Gravenmier, Jonathan W. Long, Matthew J. Reilly. 2018. Synthesis of science to inform land management within the Northwest Forest Plan area
• Thomas Spies, Peter A. Stine, Becky Gravenmier, Jonathan W. Long, Matthew J. Reilly. 2018. Volume 1—Synthesis of science to inform land management within the Northwest Forest Plan area
• Jonathan W. Long, Frank K. Lake. 2018. Escaping social-ecological traps through tribal stewardship on national forest lands in the Pacific Northwest, United States of America
• Jonathan W. Long, Ron W. Goode. 2017. A mono harvest of California black oak acorns
• Breanna Gervais, Chase R. Voirin, Chris Beatty, Grace Bulltail, Stephanie Cowherd, Shawn Defrance, Breana Dorame, Raymond Gutteriez, Jessica Lackey, Candy Lupe, April B. Negrette, Natalya C. Robbins Sherman, Ruth Swaney, Kevin Tso, Marvin Victor, Royale Wilson, Kimberly Yazzie, Jonathan W. Long, Serra J. Hoagland. 2017. Native American  student perspectives of challenges in natural resource higher education
• Jonathan W. Long, Leland Tarnay, Malcolm P. North. 2017. Aligning smoke management with ecological and public health goals
• Jonathan W. Long, Ron W. Goode, Raymond J. Gutteriez, Jessica J. Lackey, M. Kat Anderson. 2017. Managing California black oak for tribal ecocultural restoration
• Jonathan W. Long, Javis Davis. 2016. Erosion and restoration of two headwater wetlands following an extreme wildfire
• Jens Stevens, Brandon M. Collins, Jonathan W. Long, Malcolm P. North, Susan J. Prichard, Leland Tarnay, Angela M. White. 2016. Evaluating potential trade-offs among fuel treatment strategies in mixed-conifer forests of the Sierra Nevada
• Jonathan W. Long, M. Kat Anderson, Lenya Quinn-Davidson, Ron W. Goode, Frank K. Lake, Carl N. Skinner. 2016. Restoring California black oak ecosystems to promote tribal values and wildlife
• Daniela Soleri, Jonathan W. Long, Monica D. Ramirez-Andreotta, Ruth Eitemiller, Rajul Pandyaǁ. 2016. Finding pathways to more equitable and meaningful public-scientist partnerships
• Jonathan W. Long, Heidi L. Ballard, Larry A. Fisher, Jill M. Belsky. 2016. Questions That Won't Go Away in Participatory Research
• Jonathan W. Long, Lenya Quinn-Davidson, Ron W. Goode, Frank K. Lake, Carl N. Skinner. 2015. Restoring California black oak to support tribal values and wildlife
• Trista Patterson, David L. Nicholls, Jonathan W. Long. 2015. Research and development portfolio of the sustainability science team national sustainable operations USDA Forest Service
• Malcolm P. North, April Brough, Jonathan W. Long, Brandon M. Collins, Phil Bowden, Don Yasuda, Jay Miller, Neil Suighara. 2015. Constraints on mechanized treatment significantly limit mechanical fuels reduction extent in the Sierra Nevada
• Jonathan W. Long, Lenya Quinn-Davidson, Carl N. Skinner. 2014. Science synthesis to support socioecological resilience in the Sierra Nevada and southern Cascade Range
• Jonathan W. Long, Lenya Quinn-Davidson, Carl N. Skinner. 2014. Science synthesis to support socioecological resilience in the Sierra Nevada and southern Cascade Range: Executive Summary
• Patricia L. Winter, Jonathan W. Long, Susan Charnley. 2014. Social/economic/cultural components
• Andrzej Bytnerowicz, Mark E. Fenn, Jonathan W. Long. 2014. Air quality
• Patricia L. Winter, Jonathan W. Long, Frank K. Lake, Susan Charnley. 2014. Broader context for social, economic, and cultural components
• Patricia L. Winter, Jonathan W. Long, Frank K. Lake. 2014. Sociocultural perspectives on threats, risks, and health
• Susan Charnley, Jonathan W. Long. 2014. Managing forest products for community benefit
• Susan Charnley, Jonathan W. Long, Frank K. Lake. 2014. Collaboration in national forest management
• Karen L. Pope, Jonathan W. Long. 2014. Lakes: recent research and restoration strategies
• Carolyn T. Hunsaker, Jonathan W. Long, David B. Herbst. 2014. Watershed and stream ecosystems
• Carolyn T. Hunsaker, Jonathan W. Long. 2014. Forested riparian areas
• Jonathan W. Long, Karen L. Pope. 2014. Wet meadows
• Frank K. Lake, Jonathan W. Long. 2014. Fire and tribal cultural resources
• Jonathan W. Long, Carl N. Skinner, Susan Charnley, Ken R. Hubbert, Lenya Quinn-Davidson, Marc Meyer. 2014. Post-wildfire management
• Jonathan W. Long, Carl N. Skinner, Malcolm P. North, Lenya Quinn-Davidson. 2014. Research gaps: adaptive management to cross-cutting issues
• Angela Jardine, Jonathan W. Long. 2014. Synopsis of climate change
• Jonathan W. Long, Carl N. Skinner, Hugh Safford, Susan Charnley, Patricia L. Winter. 2014. Introduction
• Jonathan W. Long, Carl Skinner, Malcolm P. North, Carolyn T. Hunsaker, L. Quinn-Davidson. 2014. Integrative approaches: promoting socioecological resilience
• Malcolm P. North, Brandon M. Collins, John J. Keane, Jonathan W. Long, Carl N. Skinner, Bill Zielinski. 2014. Synopsis of emergent approaches
• Jonathan W. Long. 2014. Research Brief: Impacts of Extreme Fires in the Sierra Nevada
• Alvin L. Medina, Jonathan W. Long. 2012. Spatial and temporal variation In streamside herbaceous vegetation of the Upper Verde River: 1996-2001 [Chapter 7]
• Dan G. Neary, Jonathan W. Long, Malchus B. Baker. 2012. Watershed condition [Chapter 4]
• Jonathan W. Long, Alvin L. Medina, Dan G. Neary. 2012. Channel morphology [Chapter 5]
• Jonathan W. Long. 2008. Persistence of Apache trout following wildfires in the White Mountains of Arizona
• Jonathan W. Long. 2007. Relationships between rare plants of the White Mountains and the late Cenozoic geology of the Colorado Plateau
• Jonathan W. Long, Alvin L. Medina. 2007. Geologic associations of Arizona willow in the White Mountains, Arizona
• Jonathan W. Long, Alvin L. Medina. 2006. Consequences of ignoring geologic variation in evaluating grazing impacts
• Jonathan W. Long, Alvin L. Medina. 2006. Geologic influences on Apache trout habitat in the White Mountains of Arizona
• Jonathan W. Long, M. Burnette, C.S. Lupe. 2005. Fire and springs: reestablishing the balance on the White Mountain Apache Reservation
• A.L. Medina, Jonathan W. Long. 2004. Placing riffle formations to restore stream functions in a wet meadow
• Jonathan W. Long, B. Mae Burnette, Alvin L. Medina, Joshua L. Parker. 2004. Restoration of Soldier Spring: an isolated habitat for native Apache trout
• Jonathan W. Long, B. Mae Burnette. 2004. Effects of wildfires on riparian restoration sites, [electronic resource]
• Jonathan W. Long, B. Mae Burnette, Alvin L. Medina. 2004. Restoring wetlands after the Rodeo-Chediski Wildfire
• Jonathan W. Long. 2000. Restoration of Gooseberry Creek
• Jonathan W. Long, Delbin Endfield. 2000. Restoration of White Springs
• Jonathan W. Long, Benrita M. Burnette. 2000. Restoration of Soldier Spring
• Jonathan W. Long. 2000. Cibecue watershed projects: Then, now, and in the future

Data and Tools

• Tool
  

  Untrammeling the Wilderness: Restoring the natural conditions of wilderness through the return of human-ignited fire

  https://research.fs.usda.gov/rmrs/products/dataandtools/untrammeling-wilderness-restoring-natural-conditions-wilderness-through

• Project
  

  Identifying and Assessing Needs, Values, Capacities and Future Landscape Visions to Inform Collaborative Wildfire Risk Reduction Strategies

  https://research.fs.usda.gov/nrs/projects/bil-needs-values-capacities-visions-wildfire-risk-reduction
  Station

  Northern Research Station
• Project
  

  A new, old way of thinking: Indigenous stewardship of culturally significant resources

  https://research.fs.usda.gov/psw/projects/california-new-mexico-tribal-stewardship
  Station

  Pacific Southwest Research Station

Other Publications

• Report
  

  Lake Tahoe West Science Summary of Findings Report

  https://research.fs.usda.gov/psw/understory/lake-tahoe-west-science-summary-findings-report
• Report
  

  Modeling the Effects of Reopening Abandoned Roads on Hydrology and Soil Loss in a Forest Watershed

  https://research.fs.usda.gov/psw/understory/modeling-effects-reopening-abandoned-roads-hydrology-and-soil-loss-forest-watershed
• Report
  

  Erosion Analysis of the Road Network In the Lake Tahoe West Collaborative Restoration Project

  https://research.fs.usda.gov/psw/understory/erosion-analysis-road-network-lake-tahoe-west-collaborative-restoration-project
• Report
  

  Estimates of Surface and Mass Erosion Following the 2016 Emerald Wildfire

  https://research.fs.usda.gov/psw/understory/estimates-surface-and-mass-erosion-following-2016-emerald-wildfire
• General
  

  Restoring fire can protect air quality by minimizing unhealthy smoke

  https://research.fs.usda.gov/psw/understory/restoring-fire-can-protect-air-quality-minimizing-unhealthy-smoke

Multimedia

• Webinars

  Science x Fire Disturbance (Day 1)

  https://research.fs.usda.gov/products/multimedia/webinars/science-x-fire-disturbance-day-1

• Northern Arizona University, Doctor Of Forest Science, Ecological economics, plant ecology, watershed restoration, aerial photo interpretation, environmental hydrology, Quaternary pedology, forest soils, and experimental design., 2002
• Harvard University (John F. Kennedy School of Government), Master Of Public Policy, Environment and Natural Resources Policy, 1994
• The College of William and Mary, B.A., Public policy, including economic, government, and ethics, 1992