In fire‐prone regions, the occurrence of some faunal species is contingent on the presence
of resources that arise through post‐fire plant succession. Through planned burning …

Fire is an integral part of the ecology of Seasonal Dry Forests. However, fire severity could
be a determining factor in the resilience of these forests. The Piedmont Forest is part of the …

Globally, savanna ecosystems are shifting outside of “safe operating spaces” due to removal
of their primary self-reinforcing feedback—fire—and subsequent erosion of disturbance …

Billions of birds annually migrate between breeding and nonbreeding grounds in North
America. During fall 2020, there was a series of alarming mass-mortality events of migratory …

Disturbance legacies structure communities and ecological memory, but due to increasing
changes in disturbance regimes, it is becoming more difficult to characterize disturbance …

Aim Managers are increasingly facing an uncertain future given changing climates and
ecological trajectories. The interacting effects of climate, natural disturbance, and …

The identity of an ecological regime is central to modern resilience theory and our
understanding of how systems collapse and reorganize following disturbance. However …

Increasing wildfires in western North American conifer forests have led to debates
surrounding the application of post-fire management practices. There is a lack of consensus …

Large high-severity wildfires have been affecting ponderosa pine dominated systems for
decades, yet minimal long-term research has been conducted to address how avian species …

Globally, environmental change is on the rise, and ecological resilience of many ecosystems
is eroding. This is leading to increases in regime shifts, where fundamental structures and …