Climate change and human activities escalate the frequency and intensity of wildfires,
threatening amphibian habitats and survival; yet, research on these impacts remains limited …

Conditions conducive to fires are becoming increasingly common and widespread under
climate change. Recent fire events across the globe have occurred over unprecedented …

Climate change is altering fire regimes globally, leading to an increased incidence of large
and severe wildfires, including gigafires (> 100,000 ha), that homogenise landscapes …

Fire suppression and climate change have increased the frequency and severity of wildfires,
but the responses of many organisms to wildfire are still largely unknown. In this study, we …

Extreme environmental disturbances such as fires are predicted to increase in severity and
extent with climate change. To better understand ecological impacts of unprecedented …

The global occurrence, scale, and frequency of wildfires pose significant threats to
ecosystem services and human livelihoods. To effectively quantify and attribute the …

Context Fire has played an integral role in regulating patterns of biodiversity for millions of
years. However, anthropogenic disturbance and climate change has altered fire activity …

It is vital to identify habitats used by each life stage of a species to formulate effective
conservation management and restoration guidelines. For the threatened green and golden …

The increased severity and frequency of bushfires accompanying human-induced global
warming have dire implications for biodiversity conservation. Here we investigate the …

There are strong potential benefits of incorporating assisted reproductive technologies
(ARTs) into conservation programs for the management of threatened amphibians as the …