Aim To demonstrate that multi‐modelling methods have effectively been used to combine
static species distribution models (SDM), predicting the geographical pattern of suitable …

Temperate forest soils store globally significant amounts of carbon (C) and nitrogen (N).
Understanding how soil pools of these two elements change in response to disturbance and …

Spatial ecology focuses on the role of space and time in ecological processes and events
from a local to a global scale and is particularly relevant in develo** environmental policy …

Patterns of wildfire occurrence at the landscape level were characterised during the period
1990–94 in Portugal. Based on land-cover information within 5591 burned patches (larger …

This paper reviews the research on land use change and its corresponding ecological
responses. Patterns of land use changes in spatio-temporal level are produced by the …

Previous model classification efforts have led to a broad group of models from site-scale
(non-spatial) gap models to continental-scale biogeographical models due to a lack of …

Fire regimes result from reciprocal interactions between vegetation and fire that may be
further affected by other disturbances, including climate, landform, and terrain. In this paper …

Background Scenario analyses that evaluate management effects on the long-term
provision and sustainability of forest ecosystem services and biodiversity (ESB) also need to …

The forest sector can help reduce atmospheric CO2 through carbon (C) sequestration and
storage and wood substitution of more polluting materials. However, climate change can …

Fire regimes are strongly related to weather conditions that directly and indirectly influence
fire ignition and propagation. Identifying the most important meteorological fire drivers is thus …