
ALT Visual shows four photos. Each shows a different piece of equipment being demonstrated. First photo shows a skidsteer with a large cylindrical broom sweeper attached to the front. The second photo shows a skidsteer with a large frame attached to the front for pushing trees. The third photo shows a pickup truck with equipment on the back and a man using a long range torch lighting grass on fire up to 15 feet away. The last photo a John Deere gator pulls a single axel industrial blower which is pointed towards a burning fire line.

ALT Visual shows photos of each wintering bird species and notes which time-since fire range that bird would use on a timeline. The timeline also includes short grass icons for 0-1 year since fire, grass and broadelaf plants in 1-2 years since fire, taller grass and broadleaf plants in 2-3 years since fire and tall grasses in 3+ years since fire. Cattle grazing preference is represented with three cow icons on the highly preferred grazing region, one cow on the somewhat preferred grazing region and a cow crossed out within a circle to represent no cows in unpreferred for grazing region. All text on visual is repeated in the caption.

ALT Caption: Past JFSP funded project. Forest Service researchers study post-fire monitoring plots in the Mendocino National Forest. Two researchers carrying equipment walk across a small clearing where green foliage is returning to shrubs while blackened trees rise toward a blue sky. Photo by Morris C. Johnson, USFS.



















