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Rotational vegetation burning in peatlands is undertaken predominantly to increase habitat suitability and food availability for red grouse Lagopus la...
Read moreA 15-year fire history (1980-94) was assembled for Kakadu National Park, a 20 000 km2 World Heritage property in monsoonal northern Australia, based o...
Read moreFire is important for the maintenance and conservation of African savanna ecosystems. Despite the importance of fire intensity as a key element of the...
Read moreThe use of off-season burns to control exotic vegetation shows promise for land managers. In California, wildfires tend to occur in the summer and aut...
Read moreLowland heath is a priority habitat for conservation, nowadays largely managed for biodiversity. Historically, prescribed burning has been the princip...
Read moreFire is an important process in Mediterranean-ecosystem shrublands, and prescribed burning is often used to manage these ecosystems. Analyses of past ...
Read moreA study was conducted to test the hypotheses that (i) abundance and related demographic parameters of small mammal populations would decline after cle...
Read moreVariation in grass height is beneficial to biodiversity conservation in savanna landscapes. Theory predicts that small fires can promote short-grass a...
Read moreConventional agricultural management practices, such as repeated annual tillage and crop residue burning, can lead to reductions in soil carbon (C) st...
Read moreIt has been claimed that geographical variability could alter conclusions from some studies examining the impacts of prescribed moorland burning, incl...
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