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Larger and more frequent wildland fires are a growing reality in the management of Western rangelands. Annual weather conditions certainly influence the number of acres burned in any single year, but other factors such as livestock grazing management, the presence of invasive species, and more intensive human activity in wildland areas may also contribute to the risk of wildfire in sagebrushsteppe ecosystems.

Interactions among livestock grazing, vegetation type, and fire behavior in the Murphy Wildland Fire Complex in Idaho and Nevada, July 2007