Coast redwood (Sequoia sempervirens), a western North American conifer of ancient
lineage, has a paradoxical combination of late-successional characteristics and strong …

In the majority of US political settings wildland fire is still discussed as a negative force.
Lacking from current wildfire discussions are estimates of the spatial extent of fire and their …

California fire regimes have been altered from those that occurred prior to Euro-American
settlement, and are predicted to continue to change as global climates warm. Inclusion of fire …

Fire has been an important catalyst of change in Pacific Northwest forests throughout the
Holocene. The role of fire varied across this biophysically diverse region prior to European …

Fire regimes in coast redwood forests in the northeastern Santa Cruz Mountains were
determined by ring counts from 48 coast redwood stumps, downed logs, and live trees …

Successful control of invasive exotic plants depends to a large degree on the regeneration
potential of the target exotic species and other species that might also be influenced by the …

Extremely decay-resistant wood and fire-resistant bark allow California's redwoods to
accumulate millennia of annual growth rings that can be useful in biological research …

Macroecological studies have established widespread patterns of species diversity and
abundance in ecosystems but have generally restricted their scope to relatively steady‐state …

For thousands of years, fire has been a major evolutionary force in the Klamath Mountains 1
of northwest California and southwest Oregon, influencing forest structure, species …