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This paper reviews the urban effects on Dorset lowland heathlands and their wildlife. This urban public access places considerable pressures on the he...
Read moreB. tricuspis is a small (up to 4 m) tree restricted to a 50 km2 area of fire-prone sclerophyllous heath and scrub in Western Australia. In a study in ...
Read moreThe Scottish Outdoor Access Code (SOAC), introduced by the 2003 Land Reform (Scotland) Act and drawn up by NatureScot, provides guidance on what 'resp...
Read moreClimate change is altering disturbance regimes and recovery rates of forests globally. The future of these forests will depend on how climate change i...
Read moreEcosystems are shaped by a range of drivers including human and natural disturbances. They also may be subject to interactions between disturbances wh...
Read moreThe influence of fire upon biodiversity has been investigated in many ecosystems under a wide range of environmental conditions. However, there is no ...
Read moreIncreased resource availability and resource pulses often promote invasion by exotic invasive plants, but the relative importance of increased resourc...
Read moreNon-timber forest product (NTFP) harvest is frequently accompanied by resource management practices that interact with the harvesting itself, other di...
Read moreMitigating the impacts of large-scale fires on biodiversity is becoming increasingly important as their frequency increases. In response, fire manager...
Read moreCharcoal plays an important role in soil function and carbon storage in fire-prone ecosystems. Charcoal is present in most boreal forest soils as a re...
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