Brazil has experienced unprecedented wildfires in the last decade. Images of immense
burnt areas or dead animals that failed to escape the 2020 wildfires have shocked the world …

Abstract In the Brazilian Pantanal, wildfire occurrence has increased, reaching record highs
of over 40,000 km 2 in 2020. Smoke from wildfires worsened the situation of isolated, as well …

Fire is a significant agent of landscape transformation on Earth, and a dynamic and
ephemeral process that is challenging to map. Difficulties include the seasonality of native …

In 2020, fires in the Pantanal, the world's largest continuous tropical wetland, made global
news. The flames destroyed almost one-third of the biome. Furthermore, 43% of the affected …

Modeling scenarios can help identify drivers of and potential changes in land use,
particularly in rapidly changing landscapes such as the tropics. One of the places where …

In 2020, the world's largest continuous stretch of wetlands, the Pantanal in South America,
recorded its most catastrophic fire season of the last two decades, resulting in severe …

Uncontrolled fires place considerable burdens on forest ecosystems, compromising our
ability to meet conservation and restoration goals. A poor understanding of the impacts of …

Tropical forests are complex systems containing myriad interactions and feedbacks with
their biotic and abiotic environments, but as the world changes fast, the future of these …

The Pantanal biome, at the confluence of Brazil, Bolivia and Paraguay, is the largest
continental wetland on the planet and an invaluable reserve of biodiversity. The exceptional …

Fire in seasonally inundated floodplains sounds like a contradictory issue. Nevertheless,
many tropical and subtropical wetlands in the world, such as Pantanal, are fire-prone. Fire …