Key message Wildfire danger and burnt areas should increase over the century in southern
Europe, owing to climate warming. Fire-prone area expansion to the north and to …

Soil erosion is expected to be affected by climate change. Climate changes in temperature
and precipitation patterns will impact plant biomass production, infiltration rate, soil moisture …

The knowledge about potential climate change impacts on forests is continuously expanding
and some changes in growth, drought induced mortality and species distribution have been …

Aim Pyrogeographical theory suggests that fire is controlled by spatial gradients in
resources to burn (fuel amount) and climatic conditions promoting combustion (fuel …

Weather conditions play an important role in wildfire activity. In many regions, future climate
could lead to different fire weather, with impacts on the ignition, behaviour, and suppression …

We present for the first time a study on alternative forest management at the European scale
to account for climate change impacts. We combine insights into detailed studies at high …

We used simulation modeling to assess potential climate change impacts on wildfire
exposure in Italy and Corsica (France). Weather data were obtained from a regional climate …

Effective wildfire management begins with fire prevention and the assessment of the local
fire danger. Typical approaches to fire danger classification rely heavily on manual analysis …

Recent studies have shown that temperature and precipitation in the Mediterranean are
expected to change, contributing to longer and more intense summer droughts that even …

Applying wildfire risk assessment models can inform investments in loss mitigation and
landscape restoration, and can be used to monitor spatiotemporal trends in risk. Assessing …