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Wildfire Probability for the Sagebrush Biome across the Western United States The wildfire probability map was produced to spatially map the potential of wildfire across the sagebrush biome. This dataset may inform wildland fire management decisions including preparedness, suppression, fuels management and post-fire recovery for western sagebrush communities. The extent of the dataset covers all sagebrush communities and grassland with sagebrush components occurring across portions of thirteen western states: Washington, Oregon, California, Idaho, Nevada, Arizona, New Mexico, Utah, Montana, Wyoming, Colorado, North Dakota and South Dakota. Probabiilty values for wildfires => 300 acres were estimated by Short et al. (2016; https://doi.org/10.2737/RDS-2016-0034) and were extracted for the sagebrush... Types: Citation; Tags: Arizona, CRS, California, Colorado, Fire Risk Assessment, All tags... Greater Sage-Grouse Range, Idaho, Large Fire Probability, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, North Dakota, Oregon, Resilience, Resistance, SageDAT-data, Sagebrush, Science Framework, South Dakota, Utah, Washington, Western United States, Wildfire, Wildland Fire Management, Wyoming, environment, fires, Fewer tags Fire Risk Assessment for the Greater Sage-Grouse Raster This fire risk assessment was conducted to understand how resilience and resistance and sage-grouse breeding bird habitat may inform wildland fire management decisions including preparedness, suppression, fuels management and post-fire recovery for western sagebrush communities. The assessment is based on the premise that risk = probability of a threat and the consequences of that threat (negative or positive). Fire risk was determined by the probability of a large wildfire and the consequences of fire on greater sage-grouse breeding habitat. These consequences were modified by the capacity of sage-grouse habitat to be resilient and thus recover from fire processes, and be resistant to invasive annual grasses. The... Types: Citation, Map Service, OGC WFS Layer, OGC WMS Layer, OGC WMS Service; Tags: CRS, California, Colorado, Fire Risk Assessment, Greater Sage-Grouse, All tags... Greater Sage-Grouse Range, Habitat, Idaho, Large Fire Probability, Montana, Nevada, North Dakota, Oregon, Resilience, Resistance, SageDAT-data, Sagebrush, Science Framework, South Dakota, Utah, Washington, Western United States, Wildland Fire Management, Wyoming, environment, fires, wildlife, Fewer tags