Eastern Australia was subject to its hottest and driest year on record in 2019. This extreme
drought resulted in massive canopy die‐back in eucalypt forests. The role of hydraulic failure …

Severe impacts of herbivorous and xylophagous insects are a frequent characteristic of tree
canopy diebacks globally. Insects play many roles in forest ecosystems, although they are …

Declining forest health can affect crucial ecosystem functions, such as carbon storage in
biomass and soils, the regulation of water regimes, the modulation of regional climate and …

Refugia can facilitate the persistence of species under long-term environmental change, but
it is not clear if Pleistocene refugia will remain functional as anthropogenic climate change …

Increasing water abstraction is severely degrading the world's wetlands, which is frequently
reflected in the condition of flood dependent organisms. Understanding minimum …

Drought-induced forest canopy die-back and tree mortality have been commonly recorded in
the lithoid mountainous regions of northern China. However, the capacity of trees to regulate …

The Karuah replicated paired catchment experiment was initiated in the 1970s to examine
the hydrological effects of eucalypt-to-eucalypt forest succession in New South Wales …

Abstract Question Suppression of Aboriginal burning and wildfire from forests in which fires
were historically frequent may trigger environmental changes that further suppress fire …

Fire is an important ecological process that shapes vegetation structure and habitat for
faunal assemblages globally. Prescribed burns are increasingly being used in conservation …

In 2019, south-eastern Australia experienced its driest and hottest year on record, resulting
in massive canopy dieback events in eucalypt dominated forests. A subsequent period of …