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Hmmm…. It looks like they are doing the same thing.

To understand the effects of fire on the vegetation. To understand the response of vegetation communities to external influences.

Fire Monitoring Goals Predict how fuel loads will affect fire behavior, plant popluations and tree regeneration I&M Monitoring Goals Understand how grassland vegetation is affected by natural and man-made processes (including fire).

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You should work together! Field Crews FFI Database GIS Support Data Management and Analysis