Raelene Crandall

Southern Fire Exchange: Putting Fire Science on the Ground

Disentangling fire legacies and climate to advance cross-scale Earth system models

Southern Fire Exchange: Putting Fire Science on the Ground 24-3-01-8

The Southern Fire Exchange: Putting fire science on the ground

Revealing the Unseen: Bringing Advanced 2D X-ray Imaging to Agricultural and Natural Resource

Assessing population health of endangered longspurred mint, Dicerandra cornutissima

Understanding associations between soil biota and Aristida beyrichiana to promote longleaf pine savanna restoration practices

Determining the role of plant species in pine savanna & grassland community structure and biodiversity sustainability in the context of future global climate change

Geographical and ecological constraints on recruitment of wiregrass, an essential component of longleaf pine

The Southern Fire Exchange FY21/22: Putting fire science on the ground

Equipping Cooperative Extension Professionals to Better Meet Community Wildland Fire Needs

The Southern Fire Exchange: Putting Fire Science on the Ground

Determining fire regimes for productive and sustainable use of pine ecosystems in the Americas

Wildfire Management in the Southeastern United States: Optimal Fire Prevention Effort and the Effectiveness of Incentives to Achieve Increased Prevention

Evaluating Fire Management Strategies to Improve Wiregrass Productivity and Promote the Economic Resilience of Longleaf Pine Savannas

The Southern Fire Exchange: Putting Fire Science on the Ground

Evaluating the interactive effects of fire and hydrology on plant communities and populations along ecotones in Long Pine Key historically, currently and in the future.