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	Rogers Research Site Bulletin 5: Restoration of ponderosa pine following high-intensity fire, Rogers Research Site, north Laramie Mountains, Wyoming
	Publication #: B-1298.5 Date Published: 05/25/2018 Publication Author(s): Mollie E. Herget Stephen E. Williams Linda T.A. van Diepen Stephanie M. Winters and Robert W. Waggener

Description:
This is the fifth in a series of bulletins focused on research, teaching, and extension at the Rogers Research Site (RRS), a 320-acre property in the Laramie Mountains that Colonel William C. Rogers bequeathed to the University of Wyoming in 2002. In 2012, during an extreme drought, the high-intensity Arapaho Fire burned the majority of ponderosa pine and other vegetation across nearly 100,000 acres in the Laramie Mountains, including the RRS property. In 2014, a UW student-faculty team started a study focused on the best management practices to restore the ponderosa pine forest at RRS and surrounding lands. RRS Bulletin 5 presents early findings from this ongoing research, which will contribute to the building knowledge base of post-fire ponderosa pine restoration across the western United States.

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