In temperate Australia, wildfires are predicted to be more frequent and severe under climate
change. This could lead to marked changes in tree mortality and regeneration in the region's …

Over the Austral spring and summer of 2019/20> 7 million ha of Eucalyptus forest and
woodland, including some of Australia's most carbon dense ecosystems, were burnt on the …

Above‐ground biomass in forests is critical to the global carbon cycle as it stores and
sequesters carbon from the atmosphere. Climate change will disrupt the carbon cycle hence …

Management of native forests offers opportunities to store more carbon in the land sector
through two main activities. Emissions to the atmosphere can be avoided by ceasing …

Many production landscapes are complex human-environment systems operating at various
spatio-temporal scales and provide a variety of ecosystem goods and services (EGS) vital to …

Forest biomass is influenced by multiple environmental factors. Multi-source data on site-
specific soil, climate, and stand factors are essential for stand biomass prediction. While …

Forests play a key role in mitigating global climate change through carbon storage and
sequestration. Wildfire affects forest carbon through combustion and by influencing forest …

The aboveground biomass and carbon stock of less commercialized Eucalyptus open
forests of south-eastern Australia are not well-known due to a lack of accurate biomass …

Prescribed fires are a common management practice in the temperate forests of Australia,
but effects on total forest carbon (C) of long-term prescribed fire regimes, involving multiple …

Reducing uncertainty in forest carbon estimates at local and regional scales has become
increasingly important due to the centrality of the terrestrial carbon cycle in issues of climate …