Doctoral dissertations

• Long-term Vegetation Dynamics of Ponderosa Pine Forests
  Jonathan Bakker, PhD 2005
• Environmental and Vegetational Gradients on an Arizona Ponderosa Pine Landscape: Implications for Ecological Restoration
  Scott Abella, PhD 2005
• Population Ecology of Fendler Ceanothus: Responses to Herbivory and Forest Restoration Treatments
  David W. Huffman, PhD 2003

Master's theses

• Pre-fire Treatment Effects and Understory Plant Community Response on the Rodeo-chediski Fire, Arizona
  Amanda M. Kuenzi, M.S. Forestry 2006
• Slash Additions: A Tool For Restoring Herbaceous Communities In Degraded Pinyon-Juniper Woodlands
  Michael Todd Stoddard, M.S. Forestry 2006
• Pre-fire Treatment Effects and Post-fire Forest Dynamics on the Rodeo-Chediski Burn Area, Arizona
  Barb Strom, M.S. Forestry 2005
• Comparing Methods of Reconstructing Fire History using Fire Scars in a Southwestern Ponderosa Pine Forest
  Megan Van Horne, M.S. Forestry 2005
• Fuels and Fire Behavior Modeling using Remotely Sensed Data on the San Francisco Peaks, Arizona
  Joe Crouse, M.S. Forestry 2005
• Smoke, Risk, and Intergenerational Equity in Flagstaff, Arizonas Wildland-Urban Interface
  Ethan M. Barnes, M.S. Forestry 2005
• Monitoring Landscape-scale Forest Structure and Potential Fire Behavior Changes Following Ponderosa Pine Restoration Treatments
  John Paul Roccaforte, M.S. Forestry 2005
• Fire Exclusion and Burn Severity on the San Francisco Peaks, Arizona
  Allison Cocke, M.S. Forestry 2004
• Understanding Traditional Knowledge for Ecological Restoration: A Qualitative Study with the Eastern Band of Cherokee and Southern Appalachian Community Members
  Nicolette Cooley, M.S. Forestry 2004
• Dalmation Toadflax (Linaria Dalmatica) Response to Wildfire and Native Species Revegetation in Ponderosa Pine Forest
  Rita Dodge, M.S. Forestry 2004