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Scenario model
Current ecosystem state
Select a state
Management practices/drivers
Select a transition or restoration pathway
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Transition T1A
No fire, Non-use or Heavy continuous season-long grazing
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Transition T1B
Heavy continuous season-long grazing, Wildfire
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Restoration pathway R2A
Brush management, Prescribed Grazing
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Transition T2A
Brush management, Heavy continuous season-long grazing, Wildfire
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Restoration pathway R3A
Brush management (chemical), Prescribed grazing
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No transition or restoration pathway between the selected states has been described
Target ecosystem state
Select a state
Mechanism
No fire, Non-use or Heavy continuous season-long grazing
Mechanism
Heavy continuous season-long grazing, Wildfire
Mechanism
Brush management, Prescribed Grazing
Mechanism
Brush management, Heavy continuous season-long grazing, Wildfire
Model keys
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