Abstract. Two primary methods for reconstructing paleofire occurrence include dendrochronological dating of fire scars and stand ages from live or dead trees (extending back centuries into the past) and sedimentary records of charcoal particles from lakes and bogs, providing perspectives on fire history that can extend back for many thousands of years. Studies using both proxies have become more common in regions where lakes are present and fire frequencies are low, but are rare where high-frequency surface fires dominate and sedimentary deposits are primarily bogs and wetlands. Here we investigate sedimentary and fire-scar records of fire in two small watersheds in northern New Mexico, in settings recently characterised by relatively high-...
Paleoenvironmental reconstructions are important for understanding the influence of long-term climat...
Theoretical thesis.Bibliography: page 52-61.Chapter 1 Thesis introduction -- Chapter 2 Review of fir...
While tropical savannas are naturally fire-prone ecosystems, anthropogenic burning can influence the...
In this study, I present a high-resolution sedimentary charcoal record of fire for a freshwater mars...
In this study, I present a high-resolution sedimentary charcoal record of fire for a freshwater mars...
We reconstructed historical fire regimes of montane forest-grassland ecotones in the ~40,000 ha Vall...
We reconstructed historical fire regimes of montane forest-grassland ecotones in the ~40,000 ha Vall...
International audienceAnalysis of charcoal particles preserved in lake sediments has been frequently...
We examine records of Holocene fires and erosional response recorded in alluvial fan sediments from ...
In the past few decades, wildfires have increased in size and severity in the Southwest and across t...
A 4215-year-old sediment record from a shallow kettle lake in the Big Belt Mountains of Central Mont...
Detailed analysis of paleoenvironmental proxies have been completed for a sediment core taken in All...
Fire history reconstructions are typically based on tree ages and tree-ring fire scars or on charcoa...
In the Northern Rocky Mountains, climate and vegetation histories have been developed using charcoal...
In the Northern Rocky Mountains, climate and vegetation histories have been developed using charcoal...
Paleoenvironmental reconstructions are important for understanding the influence of long-term climat...
Theoretical thesis.Bibliography: page 52-61.Chapter 1 Thesis introduction -- Chapter 2 Review of fir...
While tropical savannas are naturally fire-prone ecosystems, anthropogenic burning can influence the...
In this study, I present a high-resolution sedimentary charcoal record of fire for a freshwater mars...
In this study, I present a high-resolution sedimentary charcoal record of fire for a freshwater mars...
We reconstructed historical fire regimes of montane forest-grassland ecotones in the ~40,000 ha Vall...
We reconstructed historical fire regimes of montane forest-grassland ecotones in the ~40,000 ha Vall...
International audienceAnalysis of charcoal particles preserved in lake sediments has been frequently...
We examine records of Holocene fires and erosional response recorded in alluvial fan sediments from ...
In the past few decades, wildfires have increased in size and severity in the Southwest and across t...
A 4215-year-old sediment record from a shallow kettle lake in the Big Belt Mountains of Central Mont...
Detailed analysis of paleoenvironmental proxies have been completed for a sediment core taken in All...
Fire history reconstructions are typically based on tree ages and tree-ring fire scars or on charcoa...
In the Northern Rocky Mountains, climate and vegetation histories have been developed using charcoal...
In the Northern Rocky Mountains, climate and vegetation histories have been developed using charcoal...
Paleoenvironmental reconstructions are important for understanding the influence of long-term climat...
Theoretical thesis.Bibliography: page 52-61.Chapter 1 Thesis introduction -- Chapter 2 Review of fir...
While tropical savannas are naturally fire-prone ecosystems, anthropogenic burning can influence the...