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Publications From GWC Members

Exploration of large-scale vegetation transition in wet ecosystems: a comparison of conifer seedling abundance across burned vs. unburned forest-peatland ecotones in Western Patagonia

Silhouetted buildings are set against a large, intense orange fire with thick smoke filling the night sky. Two people stand near the burning structures, partially illuminated by the flames.

Changing fire regimes: Ecosystem impacts in a shifting climate

Close-up of a dried, wilted flower with brown petals drooping downward and a dark, textured center, set against a blurred background of more faded plants and soft sunlight.

Global plant responses to intensified fire regimes

Chile’s Valparaíso hills on fire

A wildfire burns at night, glowing orange and emitting a cloud of smoke, set against a starry sky. Silhouetted terrain and bare branches appear in the foreground.

Decolonizing wildfire risk management: indigenous responses to fire criminalization policies and increasingly flammable forest landscapes in Lomerío, Bolivia

Effect of slash-and-burn agriculture on forest soil quality in Pichari, Cusco, 2019

Snow-capped volcanic mountain rises above dense green forest with a clear blue lake in the foreground, under a clear sky.

Surviving in a hostile landscape: Nothofagus alessandrii remnant forests threatened by mega-fires and exotic pine invasion in the coastal range of central Chile

A yellow and red firefighting aircraft releases a large plume of water over a forest fire, with thick smoke rising in the background.

Conceptualizing a probabilistic risk and loss assessment framework for wildfires

A wildfire burns through a forested hillside at dusk, sending thick smoke and orange flames into the air beneath the silhouette of a distant mountain.

Wildfires and global change

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