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Connecticut forests accounted for a total of 5,805 thousand cubic feet (MCF) of timber products while the forest products industry produced a total of 5,379 MCF within the State. This resource update contains the findings of a survey conducted on a sample of all primary wood-using mills in Connecticut. It complements the Forest Inventory and Analysis (FIA) annual inventory of volume and removals.

Delaware forests accounted for a total of 7,526 thousand cubic feet (MCF) of timber products while the forest products industry produced a total of 1,582 MCF within the State. This resource update contains the findings of a survey conducted on a sample of all primary wood-using mills in Delaware. It complements the Forest Inventory and Analysis (FIA) annual inventory of volume and removals.

Illinois forests accounted for a total of 24,273 thousand cubic feet (MCF) of timber products while the forest products industry produced a total of 13,753 MCF within the State. This resource update contains the findings of a survey conducted on a sample of all primary wood-using mills in Illinois. It complements the Forest Inventory and Analysis (FIA) annual inventory of volume and removals.

Indiana forests accounted for a total of 63,482 thousand cubic feet (MCF) of timber products while the forest products industry produced a total of 70,063 MCF within the State. This resource update contains the findings of a survey conducted on a sample of all primary wood-using mills in Indiana. It complements the Forest Inventory and Analysis (FIA) annual inventory of volume and removals.

Iowa forests accounted for a total of 13,863 thousand cubic feet (MCF) of timber products while the forest products industry produced a total of 15,582 MCF within the State. This resource update contains the findings of a survey conducted on a sample of all primary wood-using mills in Iowa. It complements the Forest Inventory and Analysis (FIA) annual inventory of volume and removals.

Maryland forests accounted for a total of 44,350 thousand cubic feet (MCF) of timber products while the forest products industry produced a total of 64,771 MCF within the State. This resource update contains the findings of a survey conducted on a sample of all primary wood-using mills in Maryland. It complements the Forest Inventory and Analysis (FIA) annual inventory of volume and removals.

This paper presents a unique 15-year dataset of Incident Management Situation Reports (IMSR), which document daily wildland fire situations across ten geographical regions in the United States. The IMSR dataset includes summaries for each reported day on national and regional wildfire activities, wildfire-specific activities, and committed fire suppression resources (i.e., personnel and equipment). This dataset is distinct from other wildfire data sources as it provides daily information on national fire suppression resource utilization, national and regional preparedness levels, and...

Sagebrush shrublands in the Great Basin, USA, are experiencing widespread increases in wildfire size and area burned resulting in new policies and funding to implement fuel treatments. However, we lack the spatial data needed to optimize the types and locations of fuel treatments across large landscapes and mitigate fire risk. To address this, we developed treatment response groups (TRGs) - sagebrush and pinyon-juniper vegetation associations that differ in resilience to fire and resistance to annual grass invasion (R&R) and thus responses to fuel treatments.

Species management and conservation efforts are often based on range-wide trends, assuming dynamic equilibrium across space and time, even though fine-scale variability may be driving local dynamics. Oncorhynchus mykiss is a globally introduced, facultatively anadromous salmonid that is experiencing demographic shifts characterized by greater proportions of population remaining in freshwater. The degree of niche overlap between age classes of O. mykiss in freshwater environments may dictate how resources are partitioned within populations. We conducted a meta-analysis of age-specific O....

Smallmouth bass populations have expanded far beyond their native range and these predatory fish present a pervasive threat to native aquatic species throughout North America. In the western United States, smallmouth bass are now present in river and reservoir habitats where Pacific salmon are found and are considered a potential threat to salmon recovery in many locations. We conducted a study to determine if smallmouth bass are expanding their range in the mainstem Willamette River, Oregon, and developed a model to assess habitat overlap between smallmouth bass and juvenile Chinook...