Context: Multiple ecological drivers generate spatial patterns in species’ distributions. Changes to natural disturbance regimes can place early successional habitat specialists at an increased risk of extinction by altering landscape patterns of habit
In forests subject to stand-replacing disturbances, early successional stands can provide important ...
© 2015 The Author(s) Context: More than a century of forest and fire management of Inland Pacific la...
Aims : Understanding the relationships among disturbance, invasion and species change is essential f...
Context: Interactions between multiple threats are driving biodiversity loss. In human-modified land...
Climate disruption is anticipated to impact global biodiversity in the twenty-first century, in part...
Rapid global change is one of the greatest threats to contemporary society. An increasing emphasis h...
Many terrestrial ecosystems are fire prone, such that their composition and structure are largely du...
The recent increase in large fires in southwestern forests has prompted concern regarding their ecol...
Aim While niche models are typically used to assess the vulnerability of species to climate change, ...
Anthropogenic alteration of fire regimes is implicated in the extinction or decline of species acros...
Questions: Do burn severity and soil chemistry drive species and trait composition on recently burne...
© 2016 Dr. Matthew Phillip ChickThe paradigm of prescribed burning with ecological goals, known as e...
Landscape modification and habitat fragmentation are key drivers of global species loss. Their effec...
Fire has had a major role in shaping the forested landscapes of the American West. In recent decades...
1. Fire creates challenges and opportunities for wildlife through rapid destruction, modification, a...
In forests subject to stand-replacing disturbances, early successional stands can provide important ...
© 2015 The Author(s) Context: More than a century of forest and fire management of Inland Pacific la...
Aims : Understanding the relationships among disturbance, invasion and species change is essential f...
Context: Interactions between multiple threats are driving biodiversity loss. In human-modified land...
Climate disruption is anticipated to impact global biodiversity in the twenty-first century, in part...
Rapid global change is one of the greatest threats to contemporary society. An increasing emphasis h...
Many terrestrial ecosystems are fire prone, such that their composition and structure are largely du...
The recent increase in large fires in southwestern forests has prompted concern regarding their ecol...
Aim While niche models are typically used to assess the vulnerability of species to climate change, ...
Anthropogenic alteration of fire regimes is implicated in the extinction or decline of species acros...
Questions: Do burn severity and soil chemistry drive species and trait composition on recently burne...
© 2016 Dr. Matthew Phillip ChickThe paradigm of prescribed burning with ecological goals, known as e...
Landscape modification and habitat fragmentation are key drivers of global species loss. Their effec...
Fire has had a major role in shaping the forested landscapes of the American West. In recent decades...
1. Fire creates challenges and opportunities for wildlife through rapid destruction, modification, a...
In forests subject to stand-replacing disturbances, early successional stands can provide important ...
© 2015 The Author(s) Context: More than a century of forest and fire management of Inland Pacific la...
Aims : Understanding the relationships among disturbance, invasion and species change is essential f...