Melissa Savage Donald A. Falk Craig D. Allen Esteban Muldavin Patrick McCarthy Thomas D. Sisk 2005 <div>Forest managers throughout the West are anxiously seeking solutions to the problem of “large crown fires” - destructive blazes atypical of many forest types in the region. These wildfires have created a crisis mentality in management that has focused on rigid prescriptions for fuels reduction, rather than the restoration of diverse, resilient, and self-regulating forest ecosystems. Now, as we shape our responses to the threat of larger and more frequent crown fires, we are in danger of missing the forest for the trees.</div><p><span><br></span></p> application/pdf en Oxford University Press A landscape perspective for forest restoration article