An article recently published in Fire Ecology examines using herbivory as a supplement to prescribed fire in areas with limitations.
Research Highlight: Fire versus herbivory for oak woodland restoration
Seeking Editor-in-Chief for Fire Ecology Journal
Research Highlight: Crown Fires Remove a Fire-Sensitive Canopy Dominant from Oak-Juniper Woodlands
An article recently published in Fire Ecology examines how oak-juniper woodlands respond to crown fires in Fort Cavazos, and how that affects species like the endangered golden-cheeked warbler.
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2024 Outstanding Associate Editor and Service Award
Review Article: Principles of Fire Ecology
2023 Outstanding Associate Editor
Congratulations to Becky Kerns for being awarded 2023 Outstanding Associate Editor for Fire Ecology.
2022 Outstanding Associate Editor
Congratulations to Morgan Varner for being awarded 2022 Outstanding Associate Editor for Fire Ecology.
Classic Reprints and Actions to Correct D&I Issues
2021 Outstanding Associate Editor
Can homes be designed to withstand wildfire?
Webinar Recording: How to Publish in Fire Ecology
Research Highlight: A Review of Fire Effects Across South American Ecosystems
Students and Early Career Researchers
Fire Ecology encourages all students, and especially its SAFE members and early career researchers (ECRs), to publish one of these article types: Original research, Review, Forum, Technical note or Field note.
2020 Outstanding Associate Editors
Latest on the AFE Journal Fire Ecology
Research Highlight: Changes to the Monitoring Trends in Burn Severity Program
An article recently published in Fire Ecology examines changes to the widely used Monitoring Trends in Burn Severity (MTBS) program and discusses how these changes may impact the user community.
