Abstract: Accelerator radiocarbon dating of 147 charcoal samples recovered from colluvial and alluvial fan deposits at 29 sites was used to reconstruct the Holocene fire history of an inland temperate rainforest watershed in east-central British Columbia (BC), Canada. Radiocarbon dates ranged from 182 to 9558 cal. yr BP, with prominent peaks in the probability distribution of calibrated dates at c. 7100, 3900, 2300, 1600 and 250/1000 cal. yr BP. The inferred median fire return interval (FRI) was 800/1200 cal. yr, depending on the extent of inbuilt age errors resulting from charring of wood pre-dating actual fire ages. This FRI is likely an overestimate, as less severe events may not have created sufficient erosion and slope instability to p...
Fire is a key factor controlling global vegetation patterns and carbon cycling. It mostly occurs und...
Improved knowledge of long-term fire regimes and climate-fire-human relationships are important for ...
While wildland fire is globally most common at the savannah-grassland ecotone, there is little evide...
We present results of radiocarbon dating of charcoal from paleosols and buried charcoal horizons in ...
This thesis utilizes high resolution charcoal analysis and charcoal morphology to reconstruct fire h...
Radiocarbon age determinations of wood charcoal are commonly used to date past forest fire events, e...
Background Cumulative impacts of wildfires and forest harvesting can cause shifts from closed-crown...
Abstract: High-resolution charcoal analysis of lake sediments and stand-age information were used to...
Improved knowledge of long-term fire regimes and climate-fire-human relationships can play an import...
Coastal temperate rainforests from southeast Alaska through to southern Oregon are ecologically dist...
Fire has a historical role in tropical forests related to past climate and ancient land use spanning...
Fire has a historical role in tropical forests related to past climate and ancient land use spanning...
Abstract. Forest fire occurrence is affected by multiple controls that operate at local to regional ...
Improved knowledge of long-term fire regimes and climate-fire-human relationships are important for ...
Improved knowledge of long-term fire regimes and climate-fire-human relationships are important for ...
Fire is a key factor controlling global vegetation patterns and carbon cycling. It mostly occurs und...
Improved knowledge of long-term fire regimes and climate-fire-human relationships are important for ...
While wildland fire is globally most common at the savannah-grassland ecotone, there is little evide...
We present results of radiocarbon dating of charcoal from paleosols and buried charcoal horizons in ...
This thesis utilizes high resolution charcoal analysis and charcoal morphology to reconstruct fire h...
Radiocarbon age determinations of wood charcoal are commonly used to date past forest fire events, e...
Background Cumulative impacts of wildfires and forest harvesting can cause shifts from closed-crown...
Abstract: High-resolution charcoal analysis of lake sediments and stand-age information were used to...
Improved knowledge of long-term fire regimes and climate-fire-human relationships can play an import...
Coastal temperate rainforests from southeast Alaska through to southern Oregon are ecologically dist...
Fire has a historical role in tropical forests related to past climate and ancient land use spanning...
Fire has a historical role in tropical forests related to past climate and ancient land use spanning...
Abstract. Forest fire occurrence is affected by multiple controls that operate at local to regional ...
Improved knowledge of long-term fire regimes and climate-fire-human relationships are important for ...
Improved knowledge of long-term fire regimes and climate-fire-human relationships are important for ...
Fire is a key factor controlling global vegetation patterns and carbon cycling. It mostly occurs und...
Improved knowledge of long-term fire regimes and climate-fire-human relationships are important for ...
While wildland fire is globally most common at the savannah-grassland ecotone, there is little evide...