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FIRE EFFECTS AND USE

WILDLIFE SPECIES: Sciurus aberti | Abert's Squirrel
DIRECT FIRE EFFECTS ON ANIMALS : Abert's squirrels are probably able to escape most fires. There are no reports of Abert's squirrel mortality due to fire. Severe fire may reduce available habitat. HABITAT RELATED FIRE EFFECTS : Ponderosa pine is dependent on frequent, low-severity fire for maintenance and reproduction. Such fires also benefit Abert's squirrels since they are dependent on ponderosa pine. See the ponderosa pine write-ups (P. ponderosa var. arizonica and P. ponderosa var. scopulorum) for further information on the effects of fire in ponderosa pine habitats. The immediate effect of low-severity fire in ponderosa pine on Abert's squirrels is probably negligible. FIRE USE : Prescribed fire in ponderosa pine can be used to reduce woody understories and encourage ponderosa pine reproduction, growth, and productivity [11]. REFERENCES : NO-ENTRY

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