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Utilization of Native Plant Materials in Fire Rehabilitation: Study Results in Uncompahgre Field Office

This study conducted by Ken Holsinger from BLM's Uncompahgre Field Office assesses the impact of seeding rates on plant cover post wildfires. Results from the Mellen Fire and Beaver Fire show increased plant cover with different seeding rates for species like UP POSE and POFE, impacting the overall plant cover in the area in both 2011 and 2012. Additional plot frequencies for different species like Grammor are also analyzed. The study aims to provide insights into effective post-fire rehabilitation strategies using native plant materials.

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Utilization of Native Plant Materials in Fire Rehabilitation: Study Results in Uncompahgre Field Office

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  1. Application of UP Plant Materials Ken Holsinger BLM Uncompahgre Field Office kholsing@blm.gov 970-240-5389

  2. 3600 Acres Burned

  3. UP POSE Seeding Rate 1pls lb/acre

  4. Mellen Fire Results

  5. UP POSE & POFE Seeding Rate 1pls lb/acre

  6. Beaver Fire Results Total Study Area Plant Cover 2012 56.33% • *Additional Plot Frequency POSE • 2011 40% • 2012 80% *Additional Plot Frequency POFE 2011 35% 2012 70%

  7. UP POSE Seeding Rate0.25 plslb/acre

  8. Grammor Fire Results Total Study Area Plant Cover 2012 CTI1 47.8% CTI2 33.3% CTI3 29.7%

  9. *Additional Plot Frequency for Grammor

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