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Assessing Fuels and Vegetation Following Forest Fire and Reburns in the Western Cascade Range of Oregon
Since the 2003 B&B Fire, which burned 368 km2 in the subalpine forests of the Oregon High Cascade Range, wildfire activity has increased in the lower elevation forests of the Western Oregon Cascade Range, converting large areas of mature forest into early-successional vegetation. In the hist
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