Table 2 Locations, areas, sampling distributions, and historical fire regime, for study units where avian community changes in relation to prescribed fire were studied on 7 national forests in the Interior West
From: Short-term benefits of prescribed fire to bird communities of dry forests
National forest, state | Unit pair | Number of survey points; unit area (ha) | Historical fire regime | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Treatment | Control | |||
Payette, Idaho | 1 | 20; 210 | 20; 224 | Mixed severity |
2 | 20; 280 | 20; 220 | ||
3 | 11; 248 | 10; 216 | ||
Okanogan-Wenatchee, Washington | 4 | 20; 400 | 20; 369 | Mixed severity |
5 | 20; 392 | 20; 342 | ||
6 | 20; 253 | 20; 351 | ||
San Juan, Colorado | 7 | 32; 179 | 25; 265 | Mixed severity |
8 | 21; 186 | 21; 173 | ||
Kaibab, Arizona | 9 | 40; 396 | 40; 359 10; 127 | Low severity |
Gila, New Mexico | 10 | 25; 261 | 25; 244 | Low severity |
Apache-Sitgreaves, Arizona | 11 | 29; 247 | 20; 186 9; 99 | Low severity |
Coconino, Arizona | 12 | 40; 402 | 40; 404 | Low severity |