Northern peatlands store globally-important amounts of carbon in the form of partly
decomposed plant detritus. Drying associated with climate and land-use change may lead to …

The vast areas of permafrost peatlands in the West Siberian Lowland (WSL) hold a
significant amount of carbon currently at risk due to human-caused global warming. The …

Landscape fires are a natural component of the Earth System. However, they are of growing
global concern due to climate change exacerbating their multiple impacts on biodiversity …

Climate change has increased the severity, frequency, and impact of fire disturbance on
boreal forests worldwide. Unusual fire events can trigger a shift from needle-leaf dominated …

Wildfires play an essential role in the ecology of boreal forests. In eastern Siberia, fire activity
has been increasing in recent years, challenging the livelihoods of local communities …

Over the past century, substantial changes in land use have taken place in the boreal zone
of northern Eurasia. The consequences of these large-scale changes for the ecosystems of …

This article presents the generalization results of studying the long-term history of paleofires
in the world and on the territory of Russia specifically. Perspective and reliable methods of …

In this study, a long-term relationship amongst wildfire, vegetation, climate, and human in the
central Taiwan region, spanning from 17.3 to 2.0 cal kyr BP, is explored. To investigate this …

The paper presents a new high-resolution (up to decadal) palaeoecological evidence based
on detailed AMS radiocarbon dating, plant macrofossils, testate amoebae, loss on ignition …

Wildfires play a crucial role in northern boreal peatland ecosystems, influencing the
functioning of these ecosystems by affecting vegetation composition and biomass, peat …