La Mesa Fire Symposium
Foxx TS. 1984. La Mesa Fire Symposium. Los Alamos, NM. October 6-7, 1981. Los Alamos National Laboratory. Los Alamos, NM. US GPO 1984-776-026 / 4018
This is the proceedings of the La Mesa Fire Symposium held in Los Alamos, NM, on October 6 and 7, 1981. The following papers are included: 'La Mesa Fire Symposium' by T. S. Foxx; 'Fire ecology at Bandelier National Monument' by T. S. Foxx and L. D. Potter; 'Post-fire recovery and mortality of the ponderosa pine forest after La Mesa Fire' by L. D. Potter; 'Water relations of the dominant grasses on La Mesa burn' by F. J. Barnes; 'Geomorphic effects of La Mesa Fire, Bandelier National Monument, New Mexico' by W. D. White and S. G. Wells; 'Effects of the La Mesa Fire on Bandelier's cultural resources' by D. Traylor; 'Chemical quality of surface water in Bandelier National Monument' by W. D. Purtymun; 'Aquatic invertebrates from Capulin Creek, Bandelier National Monument, New Mexico' by W. F. Pippin and B. D. Pippin; 'Effects of fire on small mammals within Bandelier National Monument' by D. A. Guthrie; 'La Mesa Fire effects upon avifauna' by R. H. Wauer and T. H. Johnson; 'The effects of clearing fire-killed trees on wildlife' by S. Moeur and D. A. Guthrie; 'The effect of La Mesa Fire on total soil nitrogen in Bandelier National Monument, New Mexico' by C. E. Freeman.
- Type
- Conference Proceeding
- Date of Issue
- 1984-02
- Publisher
- Los Alamos National Laboratory
- Units
- BAND
- Keywords
- Aquatic, Archeology, Birds (Aves), Capulin Creek (BAND), Ecology, Fire Ecology, Geomorphology, Grasses (Gramineae), Invertebrates (Invertebrata), La Mesa Fire, Mammals, Nitrogen (N), Plant Studies, Ponderosa Pine Forest, salvage timber, Soil Chemistry, Water Quality
Series
Contents
- Aquatic invertebrates from Capulin Creek, Bandelier National Monument, New Mexico
- Chemical quality of surface water in Bandelier National Monument
- Effects of La Mesa Fire on Bandeliers Cultural Resources
- Effects of fire on small mammals within Bandelier National Monument
- Fire Ecology at Bandelier National Monument
- Geomorphic effects of La Mesa Fire
- La Mesa Fire Effects on Avifauna - changes in Avian populations and Biomass
- Postfire Recovery and Mortality of the Ponderosa Pine Forest After La Mesa Fire
- The Effects of Clearing Fire-Killed Trees on Wildlife
- The Effects of La Mesa Fire on Total Soil Nitrogen in Bandelier National Monument, New Mexico
- Water Relations on the Dominant Grasses on La Mesa Burn