The Australian wildfires of 2019–20 (Black Summer) were devastating and unprecedented.
These megafires burnt more than 10 million hectares, mostly of forests in southern and …

Large areas of the world's tropical forests are being degraded, with a consequent loss of
species diversity. Only some of these are able to recover unaided. Where attempts are being …

In this paper, we review current knowledge concerning the relationship between bell-miner-
associated dieback and landscape-scale processes. We consider land clearing and …

Despite recent efforts to reforest cleared rainforest landscapes, in Australia and elsewhere,
the value of reforested sites for rainforest‐dependent reptiles is unknown. We surveyed the …

Exotic plants often form the first woody vegetation that grows on abandoned farmland. If this
vegetation attracts vertebrate frugivores which disperse the seeds of native plants, then …

Following two centuries of land clearing, the past two decades have seen growing efforts to
reestablish forest on formerly-cleared sites. While the immediate goals of reforestation vary …

In this study, we investigate the relationship between tree species diversity and production in
18 mixed-species plantations established under the Rainforestation Farming system in …

A mixed species reforestation program known as the Rainforestation Farming system was
undertaken in the Philippines to develop forms of farm forestry more suitable for …

Interactions between rainforest plants and fire occur when fires encroach into rainforest and
when rainforest pioneers colonise fire-prone open forests. Although numerous studies show …

Most people in Australia live in areas that were forested in 1788. Much of it is a now a
cultural landscape, and it may be hard to see it as habitat for forest fauna. The challenge of …