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Read more The post Fire, Soil, and Seeds: Indigenous Land Stewardship in Australia’s ... W hen most people imagine the Australian landscape, visions of sunburnt plains, ...

For more information on dealing with the effects of wildfire on soil, and landscaping with the possibility of fire in mind, see the Fire-Safe Landscape section of the UC Master Gardeners of Butte ...

The Mediterranean is a landscape that's always been shaped by fire. But now climate change is supercharging heatwaves and wildfires, the region is at risk of long-term change to its ecosystems.

Landscape designer Parker Davis took this route when his nonprofit, Plant Community, helped another nonprofit, Victory Starts Now, reclaim land around two of the group residences it created for ...

As climate ‘whiplash’ worsens, post-CZU soil erosion in the Santa Cruz Mountains reveals post-wildfire problems Even four years after the devastating blazes, many residents still face winter ...

BLISS, MI – The word for fire in the Native language of Great Lakes Anishinaabe is “Ishkode.” Fire was a historically frequent and recurring element of the Michigan landscape before the era ...

The Park Fire is the fifth-largest wildfire in the history of California, having burned about 390,000 acres and destroyed more than 400 structures. Authorities say it began when a man ...

Fire breaks and bulldozer lines were carved into the landscape and now require fixing. "We're working on trying to figure out how to fix or repair dozer line 1," Bonnell said.

After the Camp fire, which killed 85 people and destroyed more than 18,000 structures, an assessment of residual ash in the soil found metal concentrations that were above, and in some cases ...

If fire becomes a regular occurrence on Siberia’s thawing tundra, it could dramatically reshape entire ecosystems, causing new species to take over and, perhaps, priming the land for more fires.