Sentence examples for taiga fires from inspiring English sources

Summers in the interior of Siberia are hot, sometimes dry and dusty, sometimes hazy with smoke from taiga fires.

In much of the taiga only wildland fires that threaten high-value resources are actively suppressed.

Moreover, the lower density of fires in the north taiga, compared to the middle taiga, is due to shorter fire danger season and increased proportion of swampy areas (Drobyshev et al. 2014).

Climate change is expected to trigger more frequent and severe fire disturbances in the taiga forests (Ykhanbai 2010; Tchebakova et al. 2011).

Many of the fires appeared in the tundra-taiga interface, where boreal forests give way to low-lying vegetation and permafrost.

It also utilises other treeless grasslands in mountains or taiga, on coasts, or where created by fire.

Fires are a natural factor for taiga ecosystems of the North-European part of Russia.

In the northern taiga of Europe, a pattern of periodic light ground fires in Scotch pine forests was typical before the era of fire control.

Russia can do much more to prevent the fires that are now raging through the taiga.

After presenting our gifts we had to step out briefly for the smudging, because the Rubin, no matter how hip and alternative it may wish to be, just can't do fire in a crowded theater, not even for taiga spirits.

The taiga is well adapted to development following natural disturbances, which include fire, floods, snow breakage, and insect outbreaks.