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We investigated how wood-cavity-nesting bee species richness, nesting success, as well as nesting and floral resources varied across gradients of wildfire severity and time-since-burn (Simananok and Burkle 2019).
This data publication contains plant demographic and leaf quality data for beargrass (Xerophyllum tenax Melanthiaceae) from three different wildfire sites on the Mount Hood National Forest in Oregon.
The northern goshawk (Accipiter gentilis) is listed as a sensitive species on most National Forests and has been shown to be affected by various forest management practices, especially logging and fire management.
This data publication includes all cloud forest data for Helmer et al. (2019) "Neotropical cloud forests and páramo to contract and dry from declines in cloud immersion and frost".
Since the middle 1980s, managers have allowed many naturally ignited wildfires to burn with minimal interference in the Bob Marshall Wilderness, Montana, USA.
Wilderness areas offer value to society as a source of scientific information.
The hourly temperature in the soil at three depths beneath the forest floor of ponderosa pine stands subjected to periodic prescribed burning was measured during one growing season from May until November, 1986 at the Fort Valley Experimental Fore
This data publication contains infrared and visible data collected as part of a Joint Fire Science Program project designed to collect landscape-scale fuels data before and after prescribed fires to quantify consumption, collect data for the param
This data publication contains pre- and post-treatment fuel loading data for 22 prescribed burns (RxBs) and 4 wildfires from 2012-2015 in the New Jersey Pinelands, specifically in Ocean and Burlington Counties.
Carbon stocks in mangroves in the Zambezi River Delta of Mozambique (East Africa) were inventoried using a stratified random sampling approach from 2012 to 2016.
