The forest fires is one of the most dangerous disasters to the livelihood planet of earth.
Human intervention into the field of the destruction of nature is another cause of these forest …

Increased wildfire activity in the Himalayan Mountains due to climate change may place
rural livelihoods at risk, yet potential climate change effects on forest fires in this region are …

Forest fires are a very common in India, especially in the hilly regions of the western and
northeastern Himalayas, which puts adverse impacts on the environment and society …

Himachal Pradesh forests have frequent incidents of forest fires especially in the months of
March to June which causes loss of forest wealth, biodiversity, ecology and environment …

Background: Present intensifying forest fire incidents are becoming a major concern as they
pose threats to the environment, economy and human's safety. This paper aims to identify …

The knowledge and prediction of spatial distribution of forest fire is essential for improving
fire prevention strategies in forest areas. Forest fire susceptibility maps of the Babolrood …

Forest fire is one of the major hazards causing destruction to biodiversity, environment and
humans in the Taradevi forest of Himachal Pradesh (India). The study was carried out for …

Precise land use and land cover (LULC) change information of a land surface is significant
for sustainable development programs as the earth's surface is undergoing rapid changes …

ABSTRACT Forest Canopy Density (FCD) is defined as one of the key parameters to assess
the ecological condition of a forest. The Present study deals with estimating the change in …

The vulnerability of the Indian forests to fire varies from place to place depending upon the
type of vegetation and climate. The coniferous forest in the region is very prone to fire …