Knowing how species respond to fire regimes is essential for ecologically sustainable
management. This axiom raises two important questions:(1) what knowledge is the most …

Refuges and refugia are important to conservation management because of their potential to
protect species from difficult-to-manage threats such as changing climate, extreme events …

Carbon information is becoming more and more important in the decision making of
stakeholders, but there is growing concern regarding the reliability of corporate carbon …

Aim The incidence of major fires is increasing globally, creating extraordinary challenges for
governments, managers and conservation scientists. In 2019–2020, Australia experienced …

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Australian fire weather shows spatiotemporal variability on interannual and multi-decadal
time scales. We investigate the climate factors that drive this variability using 39 station …

The worldwide “wildfire” problem is headlined by the loss of human lives and homes, but it
applies generally to any adverse effects of unplanned fires, as events or regimes, on a wide …

Obligate seeder trees requiring high‐severity fires to regenerate may be vulnerable to
population collapse if fire frequency increases abruptly. We tested this proposition using a …

This assessment of the vulnerability of Australia's biodiversity to climate change was begun
in early 2007 in response to a request from the Natural Resource Management Ministerial …

Abstract Models that couple habitat suitability with demographic processes offer a potentially
improved approach for estimating spatial distributional shifts and extinction risk under …