The profound impacts of fire on natural ecosystems have moulded many aspects of life on
Earth, but many of these effects remain poorly understood, other than in the most general …

Invertebrates are among the most diverse organisms on Earth, significantly contribute to
ecosystem function and integrity, and possess high potential as bioindicators. By definition …

Globally, Indigenous cultural burning has been practiced for millennia, although colonization
limited Indigenous people's ability to access and manage their ancestral lands. Recently …

Thresholds for burning vegetation communities in New South Wales (NSW) are based on
plant species' responses to fire and do not consider other issues such as site attributes or …

Herbivory and fire are two disturbances that often co‐occur, but studies of their interactive
effects are rare outside of grassland ecosystems. We experimentally tested the interactive …

Long-term ecological monitoring is crucial to understanding the complex dynamics of
ecosystems, communities, and populations. Despite this, monitoring data are lacking or rare …

Log hollows provide important habitat for a range of vertebrate fauna. Despite this, little is
known about the impact fire regimes have on this resource, or the role topography may play …

Long-term faunal responses to restoration efforts can be very different from those in the short
term, but are often not quantified systematically to identify ways that maximise restoration …

Climate change is likely to result in an increased frequency of extreme fire events, including
more large‐extent wildfires. The effects of fire extent on post‐fire faunal recovery are poorly …

We tested the immediate and delayed effects of a low-intensity prescribed fire on beetles,
ants and termites inhabiting log sections cut from moderately decomposed pine trees in the …