Prescribed fire reduces insect infestation in Karuk and Yurok acorn resource systems

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Summary: 
An article published in 2022 by Arielle A. Halpern, Wayne P. Sousa, Frank K. Lake, Thomas J. Carlson, Will Paddock, Bill Tripp on behalf of the Karuk Tribe. Published within the journal of Forest Ecology and Management.
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Karuk Tribe
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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: 
Cultural Practices, Land and Water Management Practices, Agriculture, Natural Resources, Traditional Foods and Materials, Traditional Foods and Materials
Keywords: 
acorn's, traditional foods, baskets and basketweaving, acorns, tan oaks and acorns, tanoak, ethnobotany, oak woodlands, oaks, gathering, prescribed burning, fire ecology, fire management, traditional foods, traditional foods; fire management, insects, Karuk; Yurok, Yurok
Original Date: 
2021 December 7th
Creator: 
Halpern, Arielle
Contributor: 
Lake, Frank, Frank Lake, Tripp, Bill
Language: 
English
Rights: 
0378-1127/© 2021 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
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Creative Commons License

Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0)

Source: 
Forest and Ecology Management
Publisher: 
Forest Ecology and Management 505 (2022) 119768
Format: 
Article, Journal