Raelene Crandall

Assistant Professor

University of Florida

United States

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David Godwin

University of Florida

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Eben Broadbent

Assistant Professor

University of Florida

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Damian Adams

Associate Professor

University of Florida

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Claudia Stein

Auburn University at Montgomery

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Carolina Baruzzi

University of Florida North Florida Research and Education Center

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Karun Pandit

Assistant Research Professor

North Carolina State University

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Rebecca Williams

Assistant Professor

Grand Valley State University

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Raelene Crandall

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Fanning the flames of cooperation: A collective action approach to prescribed fire agreements

Prescribed Fire Size, Patchiness, and Pyrodiversity in the Southeastern United States

Increasing Large Wildfire in the Eastern United States

Non-industrial private forest owners' preferences for fuel reduction cost-share programs in the southeastern U.S.

Life Stage and Neighborhood-Dependent Survival of Longleaf Pine after Prescribed Fire

Co‐occurring bunchgrasses are associated with different plant species in dry pine savannas

Season of prescribed burns and management of an early successional species affect flower density and pollinator activity in a pine savanna ecosystem

The pyrogenic bunchgrass Aristida beyrichiana is negatively affected by soil biota when planted outside of its home soil

Hidden Costs of Fire Exclusion in Longleaf Pine Forests Linked to Duff And Carbon Management

Bees and Fire: How does Fire in Longleaf Pine Savannas Affect Bee Communities?

Landscape heterogeneity increases survival of Pinus caribaea var. hondurensis juveniles in a frequently burned, humid savanna

Hurricane and Tropical Storm Impacts on Prescribed Fire and Wildfire Management Practices

Collaborators (7)

David Godwin

Eben Broadbent

Damian Adams

Claudia Stein

Carolina Baruzzi

Karun Pandit

Rebecca Williams

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