Climate‐altered fire regimes may increase extirpation risk in an upper subalpine conifer species of management concern

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RT @ESAEcosphere: Increasing fire frequency may eliminate whitebark pine forests from the Greater #Yellowstone Ecosystem @EPansing @CUDenv…

Increasing fire frequency may eliminate whitebark pine forests from the Greater #Yellowstone Ecosystem @EPansing @CUDenver #OpenAccess #FireEcology https://t.co/eIPsN5ixLc https://t.co/LntOrehkmt

RT @EPansing: New paper exploring effects of more frequent fire on whitebark pine pops in the GYE! Extirpation risk increases with fire fr…

New paper exploring effects of more frequent fire on whitebark pine pops in the GYE! Extirpation risk increases with fire frequency. Long distance seed dispersal and suppression help. Remnant population connectivity is key. https://t.co/hioc0qXUz6…

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