Quantifying the multi-scale response of avifauna to prescribed fire experiments in the southwest United States

Keyphrases

• American Robin 40%
• Arizona 20%
• Avifauna 100%
• Before-after-control-impact 20%
• Bird Community 20%
• Bird Species 40%
• Breeding Birds 20%
• Cyanocitta Stelleri 20%
• Distance Sampling 20%
• Disturbance Event 20%
• Ecological Oil 20%
• Ecological Relationship 20%
• Ecological Restoration 20%
• Fire Events 20%
• Fire Experiment 100%
• Fire Severity 40%
• Fire Treatment 60%
• Forest Patches 20%
• Forest Structure 20%
• Fuel Reduction 20%
• Fuel Treatment 20%
• Habitat Variables 20%
• Hairy Woodpecker 40%
• Information Theory 20%
• Land Managers 20%
• Landscape Scale 20%
• Level Difference 20%
• Low Elevation 20%
• Low-to-moderate 20%
• Mechanical Thinning 20%
• Moderate Intensity 20%
• Multi-scale Response 100%
• Multiple Spatial Scales 20%
• New Mexico 20%
• Nuthatch 20%
• Patch Characteristics 20%
• Picoides 20%
• Pinus Ponderosa 20%
• Ponderosa pine 40%
• Ponderosa pine Forest 20%
• Prescribed Fire 100%
• Pygmies 20%
• Reduction Activity 20%
• Response Function 20%
• Response Pattern 20%
• Response to Treatment 20%
• Restoration Treatments 20%
• Sialia Mexicana 20%
• Site-level 20%
• Southwest United States 100%
• Southwestern United States 20%
• Spatial Modeling 20%
• Species Density 20%
• Species Response 20%
• Stand-replacing Fire 20%
• State Land 20%
• Steller's Jay 20%
• Structure Characteristics 20%
• Treatment Response 20%
• Turdus Migratorius 20%
• Variable Severity 20%
• Western Bluebird 20%
• Wildland Fire 20%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• American Robin 100%
• Experimental Design 33%
• Fire Severity 66%
• Picoides 33%
• Pinus 100%
• Pinus ponderosa 33%
• Pretreatment 66%
• Restoration Ecology 33%
• Sialia 33%
• Sitta 33%
• Woodpeckers 66%