Aim To quantify the impact of the 2019–2020 megafires on Australian plant diversity by
assessing burnt area across 26,062 species ranges and the effects of fire history on …

Climate change has accelerated the frequency of catastrophic wildfires; however, the drivers
that control the time‐to‐recover of forests are poorly understood. We integrated remotely …

Aim Existing abiotic and biotic threats to plant species (eg, disease, drought, invasive
species) affect their capacity to recover post‐fire. We use a new, globally applicable …

In fire‐prone regions such as the Mediterranean biome, fire seasons are becoming longer,
and fires are becoming more frequent and severe. Post‐fire recovery dynamics is a key …

Lack of ecological knowledge is a major challenge for effective conservation of threatened
plant species in Australia as disturbance events, such as wildfire, increase in frequency and …

Monitoring is a key to understanding the state of the environment, to evaluate the success of
actions, to learn about how environments work and to trigger actions when unacceptably …

Changing climate is predicted to result in increased frequency and size of wildfires in south-
eastern Australia. With increasing area burnt there is increased potential for entire species …