Changing climate and fuel accumulation are increasing wildfire risks across the western
United States. This has led to calls for fire management reform, including the systematic use …

Prescribed fire is increasingly being considered as a viable management tool by public and
private land managers. Fully expanding prescribed fire use in a land management context …

Sense of place holds promise to understand how people perceive and respond to social and
ecological change; however, using this concept to explore vulnerability and adaptation first …

Management intervention in ecosystems with degraded environmental services requires
innovative resource management strategies that go beyond conventional restoration and …

Risk and liability concerns regarding fire affect people's attitudes toward fire and have led to
human-induced alterations of fire regimes. This has, in turn, contributed to brush …

During the past century, fire management has focused on techniques both to protect human
communities from catastrophic wildfire and to maintain fire‐dependent ecological systems …

Many ranchers who practice rotational grazing have experienced economic and ecological
benefits. However, the adoption rate of rotational grazing has stagnated. To identify major …

The Cross-timbers ecoregion, which stretches from north central Texas, through central
Oklahoma, and up into southern Kansas, represents the broad ecotone between the eastern …

Across much of southern Africa's savanna wildernesses, wildfires burn unchecked. This is
particularly true in the woodland savannas of northern Botswana, where wildfires originate …

Background Fire is an important ecological process that shapes structures and compositions
in many ecosystems worldwide. Changes in climate, land use, and long-term fire exclusion …