Purpose This paper reviews the most recent literature related to the use of remote sensing
(RS) data in wildland fire management. Recent Findings Studies dealing with pre-fire …

Wildland fires dramatically affect forest ecosystems, altering the loss of their biodiversity and
their sustainability. In addition, they have a strong impact on the global carbon balance and …

Forest processes that play an essential role in carbon sequestration, such as light use
efficiency, photosynthetic capacity, and trace gas exchange, are closely tied to the three …

Old-growth forests (OGF) provide valuable ecosystem services such as habitat provision,
carbon sequestration or recreation maintaining biodiversity, carbon storage, or human well …

Wildfires can influence the canopy structure of resprouter forests in multiple ways including
crown scorching and consumption, tree damage and mortality, and changes in resources …

Wildfires burn heterogeneously across the landscape and create complex forest structures.
Quantifying the structural changes in post-fire forests is critical to evaluating wildfire impacts …

The fire-tolerant eucalypt forests of south eastern Australia are assumed to fully recover from
even the most intense fires; however, surprisingly, very few studies have quantitatively …

Context Predicting ecosystem resilience is a challenge, especially as climate change alters
disturbance regimes and conditions for recovery. Recent research has highlighted the …

Old-growth forests of different ages provide specific structures, habitats and ecosystem
services. Methods to distinguish this internal diversity are still rare, especially in boreal …

In old-growth forests, natural disturbances form a complex mosaic of structures, providing a
wide diversity of habitats and functions of great importance. Old-growth forests are still often …