Canada's managed boreal forest, 54% of the nation's total boreal forest area, stores 28 Pg
carbon (C) in biomass, dead organic matter, and soil pools. The net C balance is dominated …

Increasing accumulation of CO2 in the atmosphere has led to calls for terrestrial
mechanisms for CO2 abatement and given that soils represent the largest terrestrial body of …

Avoiding catastrophic climate change requires rapid decarbonization and improved
ecosystem stewardship at a planetary scale. The carbon released through the burning of …

In the context of complex demands on forest resources and climate change, synoptic and
spatially-explicit baseline data characterizing national trends in forest disturbance and …

The boreal ecosystem is an important global reservoir of stored carbon and a haven for
diverse biological communities. The natural disturbance dynamics there have historically …

Post-fire management can have an additional impact on the ecosystem; in some cases,
even more severe than the fire. Salvage logging (SL) is a common practice in most fire …

Wildfires strongly regulate carbon (C) cycling and storage in boreal forests and account for
almost 10% of global fire C emissions. However, the anticipated effects of climate change on …

Despite greater importance of below ground in influencing terrestrial carbon and nutrient
cycling than above ground, how below‐ground biomass, production, turnover and mortality …

Fire is one of the most important natural disturbances in the boreal forest. It strongly
influences boreal forest structure and function, and alters microbial biomass and species …

The boreal forest plays a critical role in regulating global atmospheric carbon dioxide and is
highly influenced by wildfire. However, the long-term recovery of forest carbon (C) storage …