Sentence examples for fire forests from inspiring English sources

But, without fire, forests became overgrown with brush and shoulder-high stands of "dog-hair" trees.

Water may be older than light, diamonds crack in hot goat's blood, mountaintops give off cold fire, forests appear in mid-ocean, it may happen that a crab is caught with the shadow of a hand on its back, that the wind be imprisoned in a bit of knotted string.

The "high variability" thinning treatment was designed to produce the spatial variability once found in frequent fire forests and was based on historical data from nearby old-growth stands, while the "low variability" thinning treatment retained a similar number of trees but at a relatively even crown spacing.

"What we've done over the last 100 years plus with fire suppression in these frequent fire forests and landscapes is dramatically altered them and consequently their behavior," Franklin said.

Measurements of pre-Rim fire forest structure from LiDAR did not improve our ability to explain burn severity patterns.

Decades after the Blackwater fire, forest managers had developed a better understanding of the ecological role of fire.

Young post-fire forests exhibited higher photosynthetic activity and compensated for the loss of old stands.

Does salvage logging reduce among-sites heterogeneity relative to natural post-fire forests?

Our results suggest that post-fire forests may contribute significantly to population levels in fire-prone ecosystems.

Forest conditions comparable to those in this historical record have demonstrated resilience and resistance to fire and drought-related stressors in other frequent-fire forests.

Given its high abundance in recent burns, it has been hypothesized that post-fire forests are source habitats for this species.