Fire is one of the dominant disturbances in forests that widely impacts the ecology,
environment, and socioeconomics of nations across the globe. In view of setting priorities of …

Fire activity has significantly changed in Europe over the last decades (1980–2020s), with
the emergence of summers attaining unprecedented fire prone weather conditions. Here we …

Organization of successful wildfire prevention and suppression require detailed information
on ignition causes, size distributions and relations to weather. From a large and highly …

We present an analysis of the spatio-temporal trends derived from long-term burned area
(BA) data series. Two global BA products were included in our analysis, the FireCCI51 …

Understanding long‐term forest fire histories of boreal landscapes is instrumental for
parameterizing climate–fire interactions and the role of humans affecting natural fire …

Abstract Changes in fire regime of boreal forests in response to climate warming are
expected to impact postfire recovery. However, quantitative data on how managed forests …

The spatial component of past forest fires in temperate Europe has been little studied,
despite the value of such data in quantifying human and natural factors driving fire activity …

Climate change has disproportional effects on Arctic-boreal ecosystems, as the increase of
air temperatures in these northern regions is several times higher than the global average …

We analyzed the spatial distribution and temporal dynamics of 1083 forest fires within the
Ilmensky Reserve (Southern Urals, Russia) over 1948–2014. We observed a significant …

Recent destructive fire seasons around the world have increased concern that climate
change is escalating the frequency, intensity, and extent of wildfires. While the contributions …