The more frequently burnt areas with shorter time intervals since the last burn episode exhibited higher levels of biodiversity compared to sites where fires were less frequent and under longer inter...

Fire suppression removes less-extreme wildfires, concentrating fires under extreme conditions. The authors use model simulations to show how this “suppression bias” intensifies fire behavior and effec...

Landscape reconstruction using pollen data shows that European temperate forests were open and heterogeneous before modern humans.

A meta-analysis shows that stronger effects of herbivory at restored sites limit restoration success.

The Journal of Biogeography explores the intersection of biology and geography, describing patterns and mechanisms that shape biodiversity through time and space.