Wildfires in many western North American forests are becoming more frequent, larger, and
severe, with changed seasonal patterns. In response, coniferous forest ecosystems will …

Studies of insect biodiversity and conservation in Australia have been severely limited by the
many undescribed species and paucity of taxonomists and insect ecologists. In this review, I …

Wildfires are becoming more frequent in different parts of the globe, and the ability to predict
when and where they will occur is a complex process. Identifying wildfire events with high …

Context Increases in fire frequency, intensity and extent are occurring globally. Relative to
historical, Indigenous managed conditions, contemporary landscapes are often …

Biodiversity loss is often attributable to multiple interacting pressures that are moderated
across environmental gradients. These processes contribute to complex responses that are …

Traditional models result in low efficiency and poor accuracy when simulating the spread of
large-scale forest fires. We constructed an improved model that couples cellular automata …

Management guidelines for many fire‐prone ecosystems highlight the importance of
maintaining a variable mosaic of fire histories for biodiversity conservation. Managers are …

This is a study of the re-accumulation of bushfire fuels following both prescribed fire of low
fireline intensity (< 700 kW m− 1) and wildfire of high intensity (> 10,000 kW m− 1) in …

Tree hollows are a vital wildlife feature, whose abundance and availability has declined in
many regions due to broad-scale vegetation clearance, timber-harvesting, and disturbance …

Various classifications of fuel accumulation models are used to describe the complex
temporal relationship between fuel loads and vegetation dynamics. Fuel accumulation …