Quantifying fire traps in restoration🔥 Once degraded, grasslands were 20x more fire susceptible than forests in a wet subtropical landscape. Burnt sites far from forests or with unfavourable topography take decades to move through succession @AlandHyc https://t.co/asu5BdRlNg

New paper reconstructing 34-years of fire history in wet subtropical Hong Kong. The temporal controller on #QGIS is a cool way to visualise this, check it out on: https://t.co/fmZrRtWT0Q Thanks @dacoomes, @Earth2Mika, and Alejandro Guizar Coutiño https://t.co/xsLgL81TFz

What a great group to discuss all things forest disturbance and ecosystem dynamics! Thank you all for coming to #Berchtesgaden, and for your contributions to our symposium #fded2022! I learned a lot, and hope that we can continue the conversation, both virtually and in person!

NEW PAPER! An integrated pipeline created to map tree crowns infected with fungal ash dieback (Hymenoscyphus fraxineus) in British mixed-species forests using hyperspectral imagery. Read the full paper here: https://t.co/lILk0lBjI7