Eco-cultural Management Implications of California Hazelnut Treatment with Wild and Prescribed Fire: A Case Study in Northern California

file type icon Ecocultural Management CA Hazelnut_Saiz_Thesis.docx
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Honors thesis submitted to the Stanford University Earth Systems Honors Program for Partial Fulfillment of the Honors Requirement School of Earth, Energy, and Environmental Sciences.
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Karuk ecological fire management practices promote elk habitat in northern California

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Community
Karuk Tribe
Category
Cultural Practices, Land and Water Management Practices, Agriculture, Natural Resources, Natural Resources, Traditional Foods and Materials, Traditional Foods and Materials
Summary
An article published in 2022 by Thomas Connor, Emilio Tripp, Bill Tripp, B. J. Saxon, Jessica Camarena, Asa Donahue, Daniel Sarna-Wojcicki, Luke Macaulay, Tim Bean, Adam Hanbury-Brown, Justin Brashares within the Journal of Applied Ecology.
Protocol: 
Public (Karuk)
Community: 
Karuk Tribe
Category: 
Agriculture, Land and Water Management Practices, Agriculture, Landscape, Natural Resources, Natural Resources, Traditional Foods and Materials, Traditional Foods and Materials
Keywords: 
hazel, health; traditional foods; diet, oak woodlands, forests, fire management, fire ecology, traditional foods; fire management
Original Date: 
2020 May 8th
Contributor: 
Stanford University, Gabriel Saiz