This dataset contains information on seedling survival, physiochemical, morphological, and eco-physiological characteristics of seedlings grown and planted from seed collected from different sagebrush populations as well as the climatic conditions of those seed source sites in relation to the common garden location in which they were planted.

This dataset contains information on the survival of individual sagebrush seedlings, stands of seedlings and the vegetative and topographic conditions in which they were planted.

This dataset contains information on the survival of individual sagebrush seedlings, stands of seedlings and the vegetative and topographic conditions in which they were planted.

This dataset contains observations used to better understand the initial establishment of sagebrush (Artemisia sp.), in the first 1-2 years post-wildfire. Field data come from 460 sagebrush populations sampled across the Great Basin and many GIS-derived co-variates are included as well.

This dataset contains observations used to better understand the initial establishment of sagebrush (Artemisia sp.), in the first 1-2 years post-wildfire. Field data come from 460 sagebrush populations sampled across the Great Basin and many GIS-derived co-variates are included as well.

Evaluating factors that affect recovery of canopy-forming, foundational species is needed to guide effective treatment implementation aimed at mitigating their loss due to the changing fire regimes being experienced in semi-arid shrub-steppe of the Western USA. Most inferences on factors influencing recovery are based on one-time measurements taken as a snapshot in time, usually focused on the short-term initial establishment phase or outcomes observed decades after. We measured factors associated with the secondary establishment of big sagebrush in nearly 2000 plots across a heterogeneous landscape five years after a megafire (115,000 ha) and the diverse mosaic of restoration treatments implemented and compare these findings to previously published inferences on initial, first-year germination patterns observed on the same plots.

This dataset contains information on the survival of sagebrush seedlings originating from seed collected from 3 'local' populations over 2+ years. Datasets presented consist of individual seedling survival, growth and reproduction data as well as population level results as they relate to the differences in modeled and calculated climate variables and the differences between the climatic conditions of the seed source sites and the common garden sites.

This dataset contains information on the survival of sagebrush seedlings originating from seed collected from 3 'local' populations over 2+ years. Datasets presented consist of individual seedling survival, growth and reproduction data as well as population level results as they relate to the differences in modeled and calculated climate variables and the differences between the climatic conditions of the seed source sites and the common garden sites.

We evaluated sagebrush on 24 post-fire seeding sites encompassing >50,000 acres on the Snake River Plain in the Northern Great Basin, specifically in Southwest Idaho. Sites were initially identified using the Land Treatment Digital Library (LTDL; http://greatbasin.wr.usgs.gov/ltdl/; and Inciweb fire information (http://inciweb.nwcg.gov/) websites to identify seeding projects located in predominantly Wyoming big sagebrush sites (2,500 to 4,000 feet ASL; 2 sites also had A.t. vaseyana, 2 other sites had only A.t. vaseyana) that 1) had burned and were seeded within the year following fire, from 1987-2010, 2) but had not burned since, and 3) had information on seed sources. Standard USDA species abbreviations are used.

We evaluated sagebrush on 24 post-fire seeding sites encompassing >50,000 acres on the Snake River Plain in the Northern Great Basin, specifically in Southwest Idaho. Sites were initially identified using the Land Treatment Digital Library (LTDL; http://greatbasin.wr.usgs.gov/ltdl/; and Inciweb fire information (http://inciweb.nwcg.gov/) websites to identify seeding projects located in predominantly Wyoming big sagebrush sites (2,500 to 4,000 feet ASL; 2 sites also had A.t. vaseyana, 2 other sites had only A.t. vaseyana) that 1) had burned and were seeded within the year following fire, from 1987-2010, 2) but had not burned since, and 3) had information on seed sources. Standard USDA species abbreviations are used.