Using fire to promote biodiversity

Fire profoundly influences people, climate, and ecosystems (1). The impacts of this interaction are likely to grow, with climate models forecasting widespread increases in fire frequency and intensity because of rising global temperatures (2). However, the relationship between fire and biodiversity...

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Published in:Science (American Association for the Advancement of Science) 2017-03, Vol.355 (6331), p.1264-1265
Main Authors: Kelly, L. T., Brotons, L.
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Animals
Biodiversity
Climate
Communities
Ecosystems
Fires
Mathematical models
PERSPECTIVES
Plants
Survival
Wildlife conservation
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Biodiversity
Climate
Communities
Ecosystems
Fires
Mathematical models
PERSPECTIVES
Plants
Survival
Wildlife conservation
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