Changes in Soil Organic Layer Carbon over Twenty Years of Post-Wildfire Succession in Interior Alaska

Wildfire Impacts on Long-Term Soil Carbon Storage Across Boreal and Arctic Ecosystems

Quantifying the Controls on Boreal Forest Reburning with Interpretable Machine Learning

Cross-scale Data Integration from UASs, Airborne, and Satellites Uncovers the Heterogeneous Trajectory and Drivers of Vegetation Recovery 21 Years after a Wildfire in a Boreal Forest in Alaska

Projecting Long-Term Impacts of Management Actions and Climate on Boreal Forest Fuel Reduction Treatments

Changes in Albedo and Land Surface Temperature Following Short-Interval Reburn Events in the North American Boreal

Increased deciduous tree dominance reduces wildfire C losses in northwestern North American boreal forests

Burned area mapping across the Arctic-boreal zone with Landsat and Sentinel-2 imagery