野火对牧场协同管理的影响——以2015年苏打火为例

Rangelands Pub Date : 2022-10-01 DOI:10.1016/j.rala.2021.03.001

Gwendŵr R. Meredith, Mark W. Brunson

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摘要

•多辖区牧场“特大火灾”正变得越来越普遍。•使用访谈数据，我们检查了在爱达荷州西南部和俄勒冈州东南部约113,312公顷(280,000英亩)的苏打大火后的跨界合作。•我们发现，在其他管理环境中建立的关系被机构内的个人激活，以共享资金和资源，以在苏打大火后恢复景观。•火灾在空间上接近爱达荷州博伊西，在时间上接近重要的联邦政策决定，这是主要的合作驱动因素。•协作努力的障碍仍然存在;然而，受访者强调了个体机构(自下而上)变化在减少自上而下约束方面的重要性。

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Effects of Wildfire on Collaborative Management of Rangelands: A Case Study of the 2015 Soda Fire

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Multi-jurisdictional rangeland “mega-fires” are becoming more common.
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Using interview data, we examined cross-boundary collaboration after the Soda Fire that burned approximately 113,312 ha (280,000 acres) of southwestern Idaho and southeastern Oregon.
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We found relationships established in other management contexts were activated by individuals within agencies to share funding and resources to rehabilitate the landscape after the Soda Fire.
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The fire's spatial proximity to Boise, Idaho, and temporal proximity to important federal policy decisions were primary collaboration drivers.
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Barriers to collaborative efforts still exist; however, interviewees highlighted the importance of individual agency (bottom-up) changes in lessening top-down constraints.

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