Inappropriate fire regimes and predation by introduced species each pose a major threat to
Australia's native mammals. They also potentially interact, an issue that is likely to be …

Fire shapes biome distribution and community composition worldwide, and is extensively
used as a management tool in flammable landscapes. There is growing concern, however …

Extreme climate events, together with anthropogenic land‐use changes, have led to the rise
of megafires (ie, fires at the top of the frequency size distribution) in many world regions …

Vegetation structure is a crucial component of habitat suitability for wildlife, but methods
traditionally used to quantify it can be costly, subjective, or difficult to replicate. There have …

Fire shapes animal communities by altering resource availability and species interactions,
including between predators and prey. In Australia, there is particular concern that two …

Fire is a major disturbance event that affects biomes worldwide, altering vegetation structure
and flora and fauna assemblages. Here, we investigated the effects of an extensive wildfire …

Impacts of wildfire on humans are increasing as urban populations continue to expand into
fire prone landscapes. Effective fire risk management can only be achieved if we understand …

Fire is a global driver of ecosystem structure, function, and change. Problems common to fire
scientists and managers worldwide include a limited knowledge of how multiple taxonomic …

Fire is a major driver of community composition and habitat structure and is extensively used
as an ecological management tool in flammable landscapes. Interactions between fire and …

Aim Climatic extremes and fire affect ecosystems across the globe, yet our understanding of
how species are influenced by the interaction of these broadscale ecological drivers is …