Ground slumping in yedoma permafrost after a wildfire, in the interior of Alaska. Yedoma permafrost generally contains large ...

"There's a really important relationship between fire and the vegetation." On average, boreal fires return every 100 years, ... However, Dieleman, an expert in boreal forest ecology, ...

Some Manitoba researchers are looking into the potential impact and overlap of wildfires with polar bear denning habitat.

The world’s most northerly forests could be a “time bomb” of planet-warming pollution as expanding wildfires have released record high levels of planet-heating pollution into the atmosphere ...

Zombie fires smoulder through the winter and reignite in the early spring. How these fires behave is not well understood, but they can contribute to an earlier and longer fire season.

New research shows boreal forests comprised 23% of global wildfire emissions in 2021, up from 10% in a typical year. A late season fire in Bwabwata National park. Conor Eastment 10 setembro 2020 ...

This is the work our team of forest and fire ecology specialists recently carried out. The results of our research contradict the common wisdom about North American boreal forests — that they ...

[et al.]-- Bird responses to burning and logging in the boreal forest of Canada / Susan J. Hannon and Pierre Drapeau -- Fire regimes and avian responses in the central tallgrass prairie / Dan L.

Alaska’s Vast Boreal Forest and Its Species Face a Reckoning ... where she started the Northern Plant Ecology Lab. She explains that, ... that spruce may not return after fire in the boreal.

Canada’s boreal forest has historically served as a carbon sink, holding about 12 per cent of the world’s land-based carbon reserves from its leaves to its roots, according to Boreal Conservation.