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Showing 1 to 10 of 10 for “"post fire management"”.
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Calluna vulgaris regeneration on upland moorland post-wildfire.
Upland heather moorland is often subjected to wildfires, particularly in drought years, which destroy all vegetation, seed bank and surface peat. Post-fire management of liming, fertilising and seeding with grass species and Calluna vulgaris (ling heather), in addition to natural regeneration, …
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Leveraging the Landsat archive to characterize plant species diversity and post-fire recovery in Great Basin shrublands
… ecosystems, driven primarily by increased wildfire activity. Post-fire vegetation recovery trajectories vary spatially and temporally and are influenced by the effects of topography, climate, soils, and pre-fire vegetation. Our study leverages spatially continuous Landsat data alongside spatial …
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Post-fire carbon, fuels, and vegetation dynamics in wet temperate forests: implications for future fire and management in the Pacific Northwest
… dynamics under warming climate and increasing fire activity is a critical priority for contemporary ecology and ecosystem management. However, fundamental understanding of fire effects is missing in ecosystems where fire is infrequent, including wet temperate forests west of the Cascade Range …
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Nestbox use and predicted distribution of the southern greater glider (Petauroides volans) following the Black Summer megafires.
… Act 1999. Southern greater gliders are fire-sensitive and severely threatened by the loss of hollow-bearing trees associated with logging and altered fire regimes. In 2019/2020, after an extended period of drought, south-eastern Australia experienced wildfires over an eight-month period. …
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Nestbox use and predicted distribution of the southern greater glider (Petauroides volans) following the Black Summer megafires.
… Act 1999. Southern greater gliders are fire-sensitive and severely threatened by the loss of hollow-bearing trees associated with logging and altered fire regimes. In 2019/2020, after an extended period of drought, south-eastern Australia experienced wildfires over an eight-month period. …
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Megafires in the temperate conifer forests of the Sierra Nevada mountains of California from 1985 to 2020: remote sensing and field-based analysis of fire characteristics and vegetation recovery dynamics
… stark regional trends of increasing burned area, fire frequency and burn severity. As a result of fire suppression-mediated fuel accumulation and accelerating climatic changes, this trend of an intensifying fire regime is evident in the temperate mixed-conifer forests of the Sierra Nevada region …
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Supplementary refuge as a tool for recovering small mammals and reptiles after fire
Global fire regimes are becoming more frequent, severe, and extensive. Within Australia, this trend was demonstrated by the unprecedented scale and ecological impact of the 2019-2020 Black Summer fires. Small mammals and reptiles are of particular conservation concern due to their reliance on …
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Supplementary refuge as a tool for recovering small mammals and reptiles after fire
Global fire regimes are becoming more frequent, severe, and extensive. Within Australia, this trend was demonstrated by the unprecedented scale and ecological impact of the 2019-2020 Black Summer fires. Small mammals and reptiles are of particular conservation concern due to their reliance on …