2023年11月14日 · Species Reviews include information about plant and animal species' biology, habitats, regeneration or reproductive processes, relationships with fire, and management considerations. Fire Regime publications include information about how often and how severely fires burned in specific ecosystems.

The Citation Retrieval System (CRS) is the literature database for the Fire Effects Library, which is located at the Missoula Fire Sciences Laboratory and serves the Fire Effects Information System (FEIS). CRS contains references on the distribution, biology, ecology, and fire responses of organisms in North America.

2024年10月1日 · The Fire Effects Information System (FEIS) provides synthesized scientific information about fire effects on individual species and ecosystems in the United States, so natural resource managers can easily find and better …

2024年12月17日 · A team of ecologists reviews this information and publishes syntheses online in the Fire Effects Information System (FEIS), so managers can easily find and better apply science to land management decisions. FEIS offers four peer-reviewed publication types: Species Reviews, Fire Regime Syntheses, Fire Regime Reports, and Fire Studies:

References are catalogued in an online database, the Citation Retrieval System (CRS). To add to the library, FEIS staff regularly search scientific abstracts, literature databases, and tables of contents from refereed English-language scientific journals and government publication lists.

Only research that provides detailed descriptions of site characteristics, burning conditions, fire behavior, and fire effects is included in Fire Studies. FEIS contains more than 150 Fire Studies, which complement Species Reviews and provide information on hundreds of species for which a Review is not available.

The Citation Retrieval System (CRS) is the literature database for the Fire Effects Library, which is located at the Missoula Fire Sciences Laboratory and serves the Fire Effects Information System (FEIS). CRS contains references on the distribution, biology, ecology, and fire responses of organisms in North America.

The Rocky Mountain Research Station’s Fire Effects Information System (FEIS) team synthesizes information about wildland fires, their history in U.S. ecosystems, and their effects on U.S. wildland plants, lichens, and animals.

5 天之前 · The Citation Retrieval System (CRS) is the literature database for the Fire Effects Library, which is located at the Missoula Fire Sciences Laboratory and serves the Fire Effects Information System (FEIS). CRS contains references on the distribution, biology, ecology, and fire responses of organisms in North America.

Species Reviews include information about plant and animal species' biology, habitats, regeneration or reproductive processes, relationships with fire, and management considerations. Fire Regime publications include information about how often and how severely fires burned in specific ecosystems.