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Perceived Risks of Eastern Red Cedar Encroachment Among Rural and Nonrural Residents in Oklahoma

Posted on August 14, 2026 by Joe Marschall

Raper et al. 2026 (Rangeland Ecology & Management)

RESEARCH BRIEF #57

Read more Perceived Risks of Eastern Red Cedar Encroachment Among Rural and Nonrural Residents in Oklahoma

Increased fire occurrence benefits early oak regeneration in temperate deciduous forests in part by disrupting an invasive grass-fire feedback

Posted on May 12, 2026 by Joe Marschall

Marshalla and Fraterrigo 2026 (Journal of Applied Ecology)

RESEARCH BRIEF #56

Read more Increased fire occurrence benefits early oak regeneration in temperate deciduous forests in part by disrupting an invasive grass-fire feedback

Resprouting dynamics suggest different regeneration strategies for shortleaf pine and oak species following surface fires in Missouri Ozarks

Posted on February 13, 2026 by Joe Marschall

Fillingim et al. 2026 (Forest Ecology and Management)

RESEARCH BRIEF #55

Read more Resprouting dynamics suggest different regeneration strategies for shortleaf pine and oak species following surface fires in Missouri Ozarks

Formation and ecology of oak shrubby layers during long-term oak savanna restoration

Posted on December 09, 2025 by Joe Marschall

Abella et al. 2025 (Restoration Ecology)

RESEARCH BRIEF #54

Read more Formation and ecology of oak shrubby layers during long-term oak savanna restoration

Woody Cover Fuels Large Wildfire Risk in the Eastern U.S.

Posted on August 11, 2025 by Joe Marschall

Ivey et al. 2024 (Geophysical Research Letters)

RESEARCH BRIEF #53

Read more Woody Cover Fuels Large Wildfire Risk in the Eastern U.S.

Escaping the fire trap: Does frequent, landscape-scale burning inhibit tree recruitment in a temperate broadleaf ecosystem?

Posted on May 19, 2025 by Joe Marschall

Knapp et al. 2022 (Forest Ecology and Management)

RESEARCH BRIEF #52

Read more Escaping the fire trap: Does frequent, landscape-scale burning inhibit tree recruitment in a temperate broadleaf ecosystem?

Canopy reduction and fire seasonality effects on deer and turkey habitat in upland hardwoods

Posted on February 06, 2025 by Joe Marschall

Turner et al. 2024 (Forest Ecology and Management)

RESEARCH BRIEF #51

Read more Canopy reduction and fire seasonality effects on deer and turkey habitat in upland hardwoods

Complex and highly saturated soundscapes in restored oak woodlands reflect avian richness and abundance

Posted on November 03, 2024 by Joe Marschall

Persche et al. 2024 (Oecologia)
RESEARCH BRIEF #50

Read more Complex and highly saturated soundscapes in restored oak woodlands reflect avian richness and abundance

Evaluating the impact of prescribed surface fire on seedlings in the Central Hardwood Region, USA

Posted on July 31, 2024 by Joe Marschall

Cuprewich and Saunders, 2024 (Forestry: An International Journal of Forest Research)
Research Brief #49

Read more Evaluating the impact of prescribed surface fire on seedlings in the Central Hardwood Region, USA

Changes in canopy cover and forest structure following dormant season and early growing season prescribed burns in the Southern Appalachians, USA

Posted on May 03, 2024 by Joe Marschall

Melcher et al. 2023 (Fire Ecology)
RESEARCH BRIEF #48

Read more Changes in canopy cover and forest structure following dormant season and early growing season prescribed burns in the Southern Appalachians, USA

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