Soil fauna has a crucial importance for the functioning of ecosystems and their conservation.
Soil biota has a role in soil formation and distribution of organic matter, and groups like …

Fire is a highly important factor affecting the forest structure as well as its functions. The
understanding of the post-fire recovery mechanisms could be especially useful in the face of …

Wildfire pressure involves today to implement silvicultural practices that provide a good
compromise between reducing fire risk and maintaining ecological functioning. Thinning …

Soil is a very fragile ecosystem, often subject to many threats. Wildfires can affect edaphic
communities depending on the intensity and seasonality of the fire. Different groups of soil …

Abstract Background In the Mediterranean region, fire is a recurring disturbance that impacts
both surface and underground organisms. While the effects on plants and surface animals …

Wildfires represent the foremost disruption in shrublands across the region of Galicia (NW
Spain) and their severity is predicted to increase in the context of climate change. To …

The temporal and spatial dynamics of soil fauna in many terrestrial ecosystems are still not
fully understood, while soil fauna is one of the most critical characteristics in assessing soil …

Knowledge regarding the response of soil invertebrate communities to typhoon disturbance
is limited, although it is known that soil invertebrates are sensitive to forest disturbances and …

To investigate the impact of riparian soil bioengineering restoration on the soil ecological
environment, this study used soil arthropods as bioindicators to assess and monitor the …

The QBS-ar, based on the study of microarthropod community structure, is well known as a
quick and low-cost indicator to monitor soil biological quality at the farm scale. Temperature …