An analysis of a dataset (n= 58) of high-intensity wildfire observations in cured grasslands
from southern Australia revealed a simple relationship suitable for quickly obtaining a first …

Appropriate categorisation and description of living vegetation and dead biomass is
necessary to support the rising complexity of managing wildland fire and healthy …

Given the environmental damages caused by invasive species, it is critical to allocate limited
management budgets carefully. To address this need, there are a variety of approaches for …

The effect of grass fuel load on fire behaviour and fire danger has been a contentious issue
for some time in Australia. Existing operational models have placed different emphases on …

The social, economic, and environmental impacts of invasive plants are well recognized.
However, these variable impacts are rarely accounted for in the spatial prioritization of …

Wildfires are pivotal to the functioning of many ecosystems globally, including the magnitude
of surface erosion rates. This study aims to investigate the relationships between surface …

Rehabilitated lands created by open-cut coal mines are generally protected by land
managers from fire and grazing disturbances. This practice is employed to reduce negative …

The focus of the study is to investigate regional and local past, present and future changes in
fire regimes of tropical and subtropical Queensland and shifts in vegetation composition and …

Background: Understanding the biomass accumulation and growth rate of the forages to
feed the animal throughout the year is critical for improved earnings and long-term livestock …

Gamba grass (Andropogon gayanus Kunth.) is a tussock-forming perennial species capable
of out-competing other pasture grasses to form dense stands up to 4 m tall. Infestations …