Sentence examples for fires tree from inspiring English sources

In many wildfires burning today in forests that historically had frequent fires, tree mortality patches are an order of magnitude or two larger than those that occurred in the past.

Fires, tree poaching and ranchers are encroaching in parts of the Laguna del Tigre national park in the western part of the reserve, threatening a sanctuary for 250 endangered scarlet macaws, the country's last, said Roan McNab, country director for the Wildlife Conservation Society.

In spite of devastating fires, trees and native shrubs continue to put on a display of color each spring, especially in the meadow area.

Post-fire tree density and basal area declined with increasing distance to individual pre-fire trees, but showed little variation with other environmental covariates.

Despite this trend, there have been few studies investigating post-fire tree regeneration.

In each watershed, we sampled fire-scarred trees and tree age structure and identified fire years and cohorts of post-fire tree recruitment.

The removal of burned mature trees including their aerial seedbanks immediately after fire could have impacts on post-fire tree recruitment but specific effects are still unknown.

Similarly, differencing will produce a large change value in a pixel experiencing stand-replacing fire that had a dense pre-fire tree canopy.

Post-fire tree mortality can have substantial economic and social impacts, and natural resource managers need reliable predictive methods to anticipate potential mortality following fire events.

Fire is a driving force in the North American landscape and predicting post-fire tree mortality is vital to land management.

We combined these field measurements with a remotely-sensed estimate of initial burn severity (dNBR) to test predictions about drivers of fire effects that produce heterogeneous post-fire tree and stand-level mortality.