Sarah K. Carter Tait K. Rutherford Megan A. Gilbert Travis S. Haby Aaron N. Johnston Samuel E. Jordan Nathan J. Kleist Richard J. Lehrter Elroy H. Masters Claudia Mengelt Alexandra L. Stoneburner Elisabeth C. Teige John C. Tull Sarah E. Whipple David J. A. Wood Emma I. Dietrich 2024 <p>The U.S. Geological Survey, Bureau of Land Management, and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service partnered to develop a new type of science product: the structured science synthesis. Structured science syntheses are peer-reviewed reports that synthesize science information about a priority resource management issue on public lands. Structured science syntheses are developed explicitly to facilitate the application of science to decision making. Key characteristics of structured science syntheses include that they are coproduced with resource managers, developed using clear, repeatable methods and designed for ease of use. The syntheses include different types of science information needed for analyses completed under the National Environmental Policy Act.</p> application/pdf 10.3133/fs20243028 en U.S. Geological Survey Structured science syntheses to inform decision making on Federal public lands reports