Conservation Evidence: Evidence Data

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Study	Published	Actions
Effects of partial post-fire salvage harvesting on vegetation communities in the boreal mixedwood forest region of northeastern Alberta, Canada Based on: Macdonald S.E. (2007) Study Link	2007	1
Effects of silviculture treatments on vegetation after fire in Pinus halepensis Mill. woodlands (SE Spain) Based on: De Las Heras J., González-Ochoa A., López-Serrano F. & Simarro M.E. (2004) Study Link	2004	1
Fire-type and forestry management effects on the early postfire vegetation dynamics of a Pinus pinaster woodland Based on: Pérez B. & Moreno J.M. (1998) Study Link	1998	2
Fuel mass and forest structure following stand-replacement fire and post-fire logging in a mixed-evergreen forest Based on: Donato D.C., Fontaine J.B., Kauffman J.B., Robinson W.D. & Law B.E. (2013) Study Link	2013	1
Recovery of vegetation in a natural east Mediterranean pine forest on Mount Carmel, Israel as affected by management strategies Based on: Ne'eman G., Lahav H. & Izhaki I. (1995) Study Link	1995	2
Response of the post-fire bryophyte community to salvage logging in boreal mixedwood forests of northeastern Alberta, Canada Based on: Bradbury S. (2006) Study Link	2006	1
Seeding and fertilization effects on plant cover and community recovery following wildfire in the Eastern Cascade Mountains, USA Based on: Dodson E.K. & Peterson D.W. (2009) Study Link	2009	2
Structural patterns and biodiversity in burned and managed Aleppo pine stands Based on: Moy D., De Las Heras J., López-Serrano F., Condes S. & Alberdi I. (2009) Study Link	2009	1
The effects of seeding sterile triticale on a native plant community after wildfire in a pinyon pine–mountain mahogany woodland Based on: Waitman B.A., Draper T.M. & Esque T.C. (2009) Study Link	2009	1
Understory responses to fire and artificial seeding in an eastern Cascades Abies grandis forest, USA Based on: Schoennagel T.L. & Waller D.M. (1999) Study Link	1999	1

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