Abstract In the Mediterranean Basin, changes in climate and fire regime (increased
recurrence and severity) reduce ecosystem services after wildfires by increasing soil …

Abstract In the Mediterranean Basin, wildland fires are major drivers of forest ecosystem
dynamics. In the current context of global change, these fires are becoming more severe and …

Pines are a major component of the forests in Mediterranean-type ecosystems, and have
been extensively used for reforestation in the Mediterranean Basin and in other parts of the …

In recent decades, fire regimes have been modified by various factors such as changes in
land use, global change or forest management policies. The vulnerability of Mediterranean …

After wildfires, emergency actions and post-fire management are implemented to mitigate
fire damage. Salvage logging is a tool often applied to burned stands, but despite being a …

Forest managers require reliable tools to evaluate post-fire recovery across different
geographic/climatic contexts and define management actions at the landscape scale, which …

In Mediterranean areas, fire has increased soil degradation and erosion. For this reason, the
application of soil quality indices can help to determine soil recovery and degradation levels …

Macrochloa tenacissima (M. tenacissima), or esparto, is a perennial tussock grass that
coexists with Pinus halepensis (P. halepensis) in semi-arid Mediterranean woodlands. This …

An average of 213,000 ha of European forest is affected by fire every year, with 90% of this
area corresponding to Mediterranean countries. The timber of the burned forests is usually …

Abstract Stipa tenacissima (S. tenacissima), or esparto, is a perennial tussock grass that
coexists with Pinus halepensis (P. halepensis) in semi-arid mediterranean woodlands. This …