Wildland Fire: Understanding and Maintaining an Ecological Baseline

Keyphrases

• Wildland Fire 100%
• Wildland 100%
• Ecological Baselines 100%
• Successional Stage 50%
• Climate Change 33%
• Biodiversity 33%
• Ecosystem Function 33%
• Landscape Mosaic 33%
• Population Dynamics 16%
• Wilderness 16%
• Ecosystem Processes 16%
• Cold Climate 16%
• Boreal Forest 16%
• Fire Regime 16%
• Resilience 16%
• Structure Function 16%
• Natural Areas 16%
• In Fire 16%
• Landscape Structure 16%
• Spatiotemporal Dynamics 16%
• Fire Severity 16%
• Spatiotemporal Heterogeneity 16%
• Spatial Heterogeneity 16%
• Forest Productivity 16%
• Species Interactions 16%
• Acidification 16%
• Biodiversity Function 16%
• Ecological Function 16%
• Late-successional 16%
• Edge Effect 16%
• Vegetation Structure 16%
• Surrounding Landscape 16%
• Natural Disturbance 16%
• Fire Occurrence 16%
• Successional Trajectory 16%
• Fire Frequency 16%
• On Time Scales 16%
• Forest Managers 16%
• Frequency Disturbance 16%
• Fragmentation Effect 16%
• Wilderness Areas 16%
• Living Biomass 16%
• Landscape Ecosystem 16%
• Landscape Influence 16%
• Dilution Effect 16%
• Landscape Biodiversity 16%
• Dead Biomass 16%
• Ecosystem Retrogression 16%
• Moving Baseline 16%
• Ecosystem Maintenance 16%
• Vegetation Maintenance 16%
• Cold-temperate Forests 16%
• Early-successional 16%
• Ecosystem Biodiversity 16%
• Human-dominated Ecosystems 16%
• Biodiversity Process 16%
• Resilient Landscape 16%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Climate Change 100%
• Ecosystem Function 100%
• Timescale 100%
• Wilderness Area 50%
• Dilution 50%
• Natural Area 50%
• Landform 50%
• Edge Effect 50%
• Vegetation Structure 50%
• Landscape Structure 50%
• Retrogression 50%
• Boreal Forest 50%
• Temperate Forest 50%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Biodiversity 100%
• Climate Change 40%
• Boreal Forest 20%
• Fire Regime 20%
• Temperate Forest 20%
• Ecological Function 20%
• Fire Severity 20%
• Vegetation Structure 20%
• Edge Effect 20%
• Landform 20%