Add to ORKGThe frequency, severity, and extent of wildfire are strongly related to climate, and increasing temperatures with climate change will likely lead to changes in fire regimes in many types of ecosystems. Increased spring and summer temperatures with climate change will result in relatively early snowmelt, lower summer soil and fuel moisture, and longer fire seasons in the West. These conditions will lead to increased fire frequency and extent. Higher temperatures may also interact with vegetation and fuel characteristics to increase fire intensity and severity. Mixed severity fire regimes may be uniquely influenced by these climate-induced changes in the frequency, extent, intensity, and/or severity of fire. For example, more frequent fire ma...
A long history of fire suppression by federal land management agencies has interrupted fire regimes ...
Numerous theoretical and empirical studies have shown that wildfire activity (e.g., area burned) at ...
Numerous theoretical and empirical studies have shown that wildfire activity (e.g., area burned) at ...
Climatic variability is a dominant factor affecting large wildfires in the western United States, an...
Climatic variability is a dominant factor affecting large wildfires in the western United States, an...
Implementation of wildfire- and climate-adaptation strategies in seasonally dry forests of western N...
Climate and weather have long been noted as playing key roles in wildfire activity, and global warmi...
Forest fire suppression and climate change are directly changing the forest structure of western Nor...
Implementation of wildfire- and climate-adaptation strategies in seasonally dry forests of western N...
Over the past century in the western United States, warming has produced larger and more severe wild...
Prescribed burning may be conducted at times of the year when fires were infrequent historically, le...
Prescribed burning may be conducted at times of the year when fires were infrequent historically, le...
We tested the idea that climate may affect forest fire severity independent of fire intensity. Perva...
A long history of fire suppression by federal land management agencies has interrupted fire regimes ...
The purpose of this paper is to quantify climatic controls on the area burned by fire in different v...
A long history of fire suppression by federal land management agencies has interrupted fire regimes ...
Numerous theoretical and empirical studies have shown that wildfire activity (e.g., area burned) at ...
Numerous theoretical and empirical studies have shown that wildfire activity (e.g., area burned) at ...
Climatic variability is a dominant factor affecting large wildfires in the western United States, an...
Climatic variability is a dominant factor affecting large wildfires in the western United States, an...
Implementation of wildfire- and climate-adaptation strategies in seasonally dry forests of western N...
Climate and weather have long been noted as playing key roles in wildfire activity, and global warmi...
Forest fire suppression and climate change are directly changing the forest structure of western Nor...
Implementation of wildfire- and climate-adaptation strategies in seasonally dry forests of western N...
Over the past century in the western United States, warming has produced larger and more severe wild...
Prescribed burning may be conducted at times of the year when fires were infrequent historically, le...
Prescribed burning may be conducted at times of the year when fires were infrequent historically, le...
We tested the idea that climate may affect forest fire severity independent of fire intensity. Perva...
A long history of fire suppression by federal land management agencies has interrupted fire regimes ...
The purpose of this paper is to quantify climatic controls on the area burned by fire in different v...
A long history of fire suppression by federal land management agencies has interrupted fire regimes ...
Numerous theoretical and empirical studies have shown that wildfire activity (e.g., area burned) at ...
Numerous theoretical and empirical studies have shown that wildfire activity (e.g., area burned) at ...