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ALLEN, C.D.

• Holocene vegetation & forest fire regimes in subalpine & mixed conifer forests, Southern Colorado & Northern New Mexico
• Paired charcoal and tree-ring records of high-frequency fire from two New Mexico bog sites
• Stand-replacing fire history and climate analysis in the upper elevation forests of the Southwestern United States

ANDERSON, P.

• Vegetational and Climatic Influences on Fire Regimes in the Southern Brooks Range, Alaska

ANDERSON, R. S.

• Holocene vegetation & forest fire regimes in subalpine & mixed conifer forests, Southern Colorado & Northern New Mexico
• Paired charcoal and tree-ring records of high-frequency fire from two New Mexico bog sites
• A 15,000 Year Vegetation and Fire History Record, Southern Sangre de Cristo Mountains, New Mexico
• A 15,000 Year Vegetation and Fire History Record, Southern Sangre de Cristo Mountains, New Mexico
• Climate Change & the Development of Boreal Forest & Fire Regimes on the Kenai Lowlands, Alaska
• Long-term Fire History Reconstructions from Subalpine Forests in the Sierra Nevada, CA and Implications for Late Holocene Drought
• A high resolution record of macroscopic charcoal as an indicator of Holocene climate change from Swamp Lake, Yosemite National Park, California
• A Postglacial Paleoecological Record from the San Juan Mountains of Colorado: Fire, Climate and Vegetation History

BAIR, A.N.

• Holocene vegetation & forest fire regimes in subalpine & mixed conifer forests, Southern Colorado & Northern New Mexico
• A 15,000 Year Vegetation and Fire History Record, Southern Sangre de Cristo Mountains, New Mexico

BAISAN, C. H.

• Paired charcoal and tree-ring records of high-frequency fire from two New Mexico bog sites
• Understanding the influence of landscape structure on fire history
• The integration of tree-ring and alluvial fan records of fire history at the Missionary Ridge Fire, Durango, Colorado
• Spatial and temporal validation of fire scar data in a frequently burned Arizona Wilderness area

BAKER, W.L.

• Modern calibration and new approaches to fire-scar analysis

BARTLEIN, P.J.

• Long-term relationships between fire, fuel and climate in the northwestern U.S
• A hierarchical view of climatic controls of wildfire in the Western United States
• Fire, climate, and vegetation history in the Northern Rocky Mountains during the last 13,000 years
• Reconstructing a Holocene fire history from a mixed-conifer forest in southwestern Oregon

BERG, E.

• Climate Change & the Development of Boreal Forest & Fire Regimes on the Kenai Lowlands, Alaska

BIGIO, E.

• The integration of tree-ring and alluvial fan records of fire history at the Missionary Ridge Fire, Durango, CO

BIONDI, F.

• Historical Ecological Variability of Mt. Irish, South-Eastern Nevada, Derived from Tree-Ring Records

BRILES, C.E.

• Reconstructing a Holocene fire history from a mixed-conifer forest in southwestern Oregon

BROWN, K.J.

• Fire, drought and vegetation cycles on the northern Great Plains

BROWN, P.M.

• Multi-scale synchrony in wildfires and climate in Western North America over the past 5 centuries
• Fire severity versus fire effects: What are we reconstructing?

BROWN, T.

• Vegetational and Climatic Influences on Fire Regimes in the Southern Brooks Range, Alaska

BRUBAKER, L.B.

• How climate and vegetation influenced boreal fire regimes during the Holocene: The Alaskan perspective
• Fire size and fire severity: Implications of small hollow charcoal records from the Puget Sound Lowlands, Washington
• Vegetational and Climatic Influences on Fire Regimes in the Southern Brooks Range, Alaska

CAPRIO, A.C.

• Topography, climate and patterns of past fire, Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks, California
• A high resolution record of macroscopic charcoal as an indicator of Holocene climate change from Swamp Lake, Yosemite National Park, California

CAYAN, D.R.

• Climate and wildfire in Western North America

CERANO-PARADES, J.

• New Climate Sensitive Tree-Ring Chronologies for Northern Mexico and the Potential for Long-Term Fire Frequency Studies

CLARK, J.S.

• Fire, drought and vegetation cycles on the northern Great Plains

CLEAVELAND, M.K.

• New Climate Sensitive Tree-Ring Chronologies for Northern Mexico and the Potential for Long-Term Fire Frequency Studies

CLEGG, B.

• Vegetational and Climatic Influences on Fire Regimes in the Southern Brooks Range, Alaska

COOK, E.R.

• ENSO and PDO interactions affect drought-induced fire occurrence in Rocky Mountain subalpine forests

CRAUSBAY, S.

• Fire size and fire severity: Implications of small hollow charcoal records from the Puget Sound Lowlands, Washington

CUMMING, B.F.

• Charcoal morphology and reconstruction of fire history from lake sediments in Opatcho, Big, and Prosser Lake, British Columbia

DANIELS, L.D.

• Climate-fire interactions in the Cariboo forests of British Columbia

de FONTAINE, C.S.

• Climate Change & the Development of Boreal Forest & Fire Regimes on the Kenai Lowlands, Alaska

DeVOLDER, A.

• Climate Change & the Development of Boreal Forest & Fire Regimes on the Kenai Lowlands, Alaska

DEY, D.

• Human-drought interactions in fire regimes

DONOVAN, J.J.

• Fire, drought and vegetation cycles on the northern Great Plains

ENACHE, M.

• Charcoal morphology and reconstruction of fire history from lake sediments in Opatcho, Big, and Prosser Lake, British Columbia

FALK, D.

• Analytical foundations for fire history in scaling probability theory

FARRIS, C.A.

• Spatial and temporal validation of fire scar data in a frequently burned Arizona Wilderness area

FLANNIGAN, M.D.

• Fire and climate in Canada

FRECHETTE, J.

• The integration of tree-ring and alluvial fan records of fire history at the Missionary Ridge Fire, Durango, Colorado

FULÉ, P.Z.

• Do fire scar sampling methods affect estimates of fire frequency?

GAVIN, D.G.

• How climate and vegetation influenced boreal fire regimes during the Holocene: The Alaskan perspective
• Peak detection in sediment charcoal records using a Gaussian mixture distribution

GRIMM, E.C.

• Fire, drought and vegetation cycles on the northern Great Plains
• Understanding the origin of sediment-charcoal records with a simulation model

GUYETTE, R.

• Human-drought interactions in fire regimes

HALLETT, D.J.

• Climate Change & the Development of Boreal Forest & Fire Regimes on the Kenai Lowlands, Alaska
• Long-term Fire History Reconstructions from Subalpine Forests in the Sierra Nevada, CA and Implications for Late Holocene Drought

HARTMAN, M.

• A fire history archive: The International Multiproxy Paleofire Database

HESSBURG, P.F.

• Evidence for Variable Fire Severity and Non-Equilibrium Dynamics in Pre-Management Era Dry Forests of the Inland Northwest, USA

HEYERDAHL, E.K.

• Multi-scale synchrony in wildfires and climate in Western North America over the past 5 centuries
• Historical climate drivers of regional fire years in the Northern Rockies
• Subalpine forest fire history: Evidence for mixed severity fire regimes in mixed-conifer and lodgepole pine forests in western Montana

HIGUERA, P.E.

• How climate and vegetation influenced boreal fire regimes during the Holocene: The Alaskan perspective
• Peak detection in sediment charcoal records using a Gaussian mixture distribution
• Understanding the origin of sediment-charcoal records with a simulation model
• Vegetational and Climatic Influences on Fire Regimes in the Southern Brooks Range, Alaska
• Natural and anthropogenic influences on the Holocene fire regimes of the Willamette Valley, Oregon

HOLMAN, J.O.

• A hierarchical view of climatic controls of wildfire in the Western United States

HOSTETLER, S.W.

• A hierarchical view of climatic controls of wildfire in the Western United States

HU, F.S.

• How climate and vegetation influenced boreal fire regimes during the Holocene: The Alaskan perspective
• Vegetational and Climatic Influences on Fire Regimes in the Southern Brooks Range, Alaska

INIGUEZ, J.

• Understanding the influence of landscape structure on fire history

JACOBS, K.

• Fire and Vegetation History of the Last 2000 years in Jackson Hole, Wyoming

JAMES, K.M.

• Evidence for Variable Fire Severity and Non-Equilibrium Dynamics in Pre-Management Era Dry Forests of the Inland Northwest, USA

JASS, R.B.

• Holocene vegetation & forest fire regimes in subalpine & mixed conifer forests, Southern Colorado & Northern New Mexico
• Paired charcoal and tree-ring records of high-frequency fire from two New Mexico bog sites
• Climate Change & the Development of Boreal Forest & Fire Regimes on the Kenai Lowlands, Alaska

KERTIS, J.

• Natural and anthropogenic influences on the Holocene fire regimes of the Willamette Valley, Oregon

KITZBERGER, T.

• Multi-scale synchrony in wildfires and climate in Western North America over the past 5 centuries

KOU, X.

• Modern calibration and new approaches to fire-scar analysis

LITTELL, J.S.

• Ecological context of climate impacts on fire: Wildfire area burned in the Western U.S. 1916-2003

LOGAN, K.A.

• Fire and climate in Canada

LYNCH, J.A.

• How climate and vegetation influenced boreal fire regimes during the Holocene: The Alaskan perspective

MACE, E.A.

• Subalpine forest fire history: Evidence for mixed severity fire regimes in mixed-conifer and lodgepole pine forests in western Montana

MARGOLIS, E.Q.

• Stand-replacing fire history and climate analysis in the upper elevation forests of the Southwestern United States

MARLON, J.

• Long-term relationships between fire, fuel and climate in the northwestern U.S

MATHEWES, R.W.

• A high-resolution fire and vegetation history of a Garry Oak habitat in coastal British Columbia

MCCOY, M.M.

• A high-resolution fire and vegetation history of a Garry Oak habitat in coastal British Columbia

MCKENZIE, D.

• Ecological context of climate impacts on fire: Wildfire area burned in the Western U.S. 1916-2003

MEEKER, C.B.

• A high resolution record of macroscopic charcoal as an indicator of Holocene climate change from Swamp Lake, Yosemite National Park, California

MEYER, G.A.

• Records of fire and geomorphic response in alluvial sediments
• Alluvial fan records of climate driven variability in Holocene fire regimes in ponderosa pine forests of Central Idaho

MILLER, C.

• Historical climate drivers of regional fire years in the Northern Rockies

MORGAN, P.

• Historical climate drivers of regional fire years in the Northern Rockies

PELLATT, M.G.

• A high-resolution fire and vegetation history of a Garry Oak habitat in coastal British Columbia

PETERS, M.E.

• Understanding the origin of sediment-charcoal records with a simulation model

PETERSON, D.L.

• Ecological context of climate impacts on fire: Wildfire area burned in the Western U.S. 1916-2003

PIERCE, J.L.

• Records of fire and geomorphic response in alluvial sediments
• Alluvial fan records of climate driven variability in Holocene fire regimes in ponderosa pine forests of Central Idaho

POWER, M.J.

• Fire, climate, and vegetation history in the Northern Rocky Mountains during the last 13,000 years

RISERT, J.

• Historical climate drivers of regional fire years in the Northern Rockies

ROMME, W.H.

• ENSO and PDO interactions affect drought-induced fire occurrence in Rocky Mountain subalpine forests

RUPP, T.S.

• How climate and vegetation influenced boreal fire regimes during the Holocene: The Alaskan perspective
• Vegetational and Climatic Influences on Fire Regimes in the Southern Brooks Range, Alaska

SALTER, R.B.

• Evidence for Variable Fire Severity and Non-Equilibrium Dynamics in Pre-Management Era Dry Forests of the Inland Northwest, USA

SCHOENNAGLE, T.

• ENSO and PDO interactions affect drought-induced fire occurrence in Rocky Mountain subalpine forests

SHAFER, S.L.

• A hierarchical view of climatic controls of wildfire in the Western United States

SHERRIFF, R. L.

• Influences of regional climate variability on fire occurrence across the ponderosa pine zone of the northern Colorado Front Range Elaine Kennedy Sutherland. Subalpine forest fire history: Evidence for mixed severity fire regimes in mixed-conifer and lodgepole pine forests in western Montana

SIBOLD, J.S.

• Relationship of subalpine forest
  fires in the Colorado Front Range to interannual and multi-decadal scale climatic variation
• ENSO and PDO interactions affect drought-induced fire occurrence in Rocky Mountain subalpine forests

SMITH, S.J.

• A high resolution record of macroscopic charcoal as an indicator of Holocene climate change from Swamp Lake, Yosemite National Park, California

SOLOMON, A.M.

• A hierarchical view of climatic controls of wildfire in the Western United States

STAHLE, D.W.

• New Climate Sensitive Tree-Ring Chronologies for Northern Mexico and the Potential for Long-Term Fire Frequency Studies

STAMBAUGH, M.

• Human-drought interactions in fire regimes

STRACHAN, S.

• Historical Ecological Variability of Mt. Irish, South-Eastern Nevada, Derived from Tree-Ring Records

SUTHERLAND, E.K.

• Subalpine forest fire history: Evidence for mixed severity fire regimes in mixed-conifer and lodgepole pine forests in western Montana

SWETNAM, T.W.

• Multi-scale synchrony in wildfires and climate in Western North America over the past 5 centuries
• Climate and wildfire in Western North America
• Stand-replacing fire history and climate analysis in the upper elevation forests of the Southwestern United States
• Spatial and temporal validation of fire scar data in a frequently burned Arizona Wilderness area
• The integration of tree-ring and alluvial fan records of fire history at the Missionary Ridge Fire, Durango, Colorado
• Understanding the influence of landscape structure on fire history

THERRELL, M.D.

• New Climate Sensitive Tree-Ring Chronologies for Northern Mexico and the Potential for Long-Term Fire Frequency Studies

TINNER, W.

• How climate and vegetation influenced boreal fire regimes during the Holocene: The Alaskan perspective

TONEY, J. L.

• Holocene vegetation & forest fire regimes in subalpine & mixed conifer forests,
  Southern Colorado & Northern New Mexico
• Paired charcoal and tree-ring records of high-frequency fire from two New Mexico bog sites
• Climate Change & the Development of Boreal Forest & Fire Regimes on the Kenai Lowlands, Alaska
• A Postglacial Paleoecological Record from the San Juan Mountains of Colorado: Fire, Climate and Vegetation History

VAN HORNE, M.L.

• Do fire scar sampling methods affect estimates of fire frequency?

VEBLEN, T.T.

• Relationship of subalpine forest fires in the Colorado Front Range to interannual and multi-decadal scale climatic variation
• Multi-scale synchrony in wildfires and climate in Western North America over the past 5 centuries
• Influences of regional climate variability on fire occurrence across the ponderosa pine zone of the northern Colorado Front Range Elaine Kennedy Sutherland. Subalpine forest fire history: Evidence for mixed severity fire regimes in mixed-conifer and lodgepole pine forests in western Montana
• ENSO and PDO interactions affect drought-induced fire occurrence in Rocky Mountain subalpine forests

VILLANUEVA-DIAZ, J.

• New Climate Sensitive Tree-Ring Chronologies for Northern Mexico and the Potential for Long-Term Fire Frequency Studies

WALSH, M.

• Natural and anthropogenic influences on the Holocene fire regimes of the Willamette Valley, Oregon

WATHEN, S.

• Fire history of a red fir-dominated watershed in the northern Sierra Nevada using fire scars and lake sediments

WESTERLING, A.L.

• Climate and wildfire in Western North America
• Ecological context of climate impacts on fire: Wildfire area burned in the Western U.S. 1916-2003
• Western North America fire occurrence data

WHITLOCK, C.

• Natural and anthropogenic influences on the Holocene fire regimes of the Willamette Valley, Oregon
• Long-term relationships between fire, fuel and climate in the northwestern U.S
• Fire, climate, and vegetation history in the Northern Rocky Mountains during the last 13,000 years
• Reconstructing a Holocene fire history from a mixed-conifer forest in southwestern Oregon
• Fire and Vegetation History of the Last 2000 years in Jackson Hole, Wyoming

WOODHOUSE, C.

• A fire history archive: The International Multiproxy Paleofire Database

ZIEGLER, E.T.

• Subalpine forest fire history: Evidence for mixed severity fire regimes in mixed-conifer and lodgepole pine forests in western Montana