Articles citing this paper
Where to prescribe burn: the costs and benefits of prescribed burning close to houses
Veronique Florec A B D , Michael Burton A B , David Pannell A B , Joel Kelso
C and George Milne C
+ Author Affiliations
- Author Affiliations
A School of Agriculture and Environment, University of Western Australia, 35 Stirling Highway, Crawley, WA 6009, Australia.
B Centre for Environmental Economics and Policy, University of Western Australia, 35 Stirling Highway, Crawley, WA 6009, Australia.
C Department of Computer Science and Software Engineering, University of Western Australia, 35 Stirling Highway, Crawley, WA 6009, Australia.
D Corresponding author. Email: veronique.florec@uwa.edu.au
International Journal of Wildland Fire 29(5) 440-458 https://doi.org/10.1071/WF18192
Submitted: 30 October 2018 Accepted: 27 March 2019 Published: 3 June 2019
29 articles found in Crossref database.
The economic reality of the forest and fuel management deficit on a fire prone western US national forest
Belavenutti Pedro,
Chung Woodam, Ager Alan A.
Journal of Environmental Management. 2021 293 p.112825
The Economic Value of Fuel Treatments: A Review of the Recent Literature for Fuel Treatment Planning
Hunter Molly E., Taylor Michael H.
Forests. 2022 13(12). p.2042
Designing a conceptual framework for strategic selection of Bushfire mitigation approaches
Tayari Sara,
Taghikhah Firouzeh,
Bharathy Gnana, Voinov Alexey
Journal of Environmental Management. 2023 344 p.118486
Adaptive prescribed burning in Australia for the early 21st Century – context, status, challenges
Russell-Smith Jeremy,
McCaw Lachie, Leavesley Adam
International Journal of Wildland Fire. 2020 29(5). p.305
Considering sustainability trade-offs in bushfire policy for the wildland-urban interface
Ruane Simone,
Babb Courtney, Swapan Mohammad Shahidul Hasan
Environmental Hazards. 2023 22(3). p.221
The state of wildfire and bushfire science: Temporal trends, research divisions and knowledge gaps
Haghani Milad,
Kuligowski Erica,
Rajabifard Abbas, Kolden Crystal A.
Safety Science. 2022 153 p.105797
Remarkable Resilience of Forest Structure and Biodiversity Following Fire in the Peri-Urban Bushland of Sydney, Australia
Pendall Elise,
Hewitt Alison,
Boer Matthias M.,
Carrillo Yolima,
Glenn Nancy F.,
Griebel Anne,
Middleton Jason H.,
Mumford Peter J.,
Ridgeway Peter,
Rymer Paul D., Steenbeeke Greg L.
Climate. 2022 10(6). p.86
Do bird communities differ with post-fire age in
Davis Robert A.,
Valentine Leonie E., Craig Michael D.
International Journal of Wildland Fire. 2022 31(6). p.621
A threatened ecological community: research advances and priorities for Banksia woodlands
Ritchie Alison L.,
Svejcar Lauren N.,
Ayre Bronwyn M.,
Bolleter Julian,
Brace Aaron,
Craig Michael D.,
Davis Belinda,
Davis Robert A.,
van Etten Eddie J. B.,
Fontaine Joseph B.,
Fowler William M.,
Froend Ray H.,
Groom Christine,
Hardy Giles E. S. J.,
Hooper Paula,
Hopkins Anna J. M.,
Hughes Michael,
Krauss Siegfried L.,
Leopold Matthias,
Miller Ben P.,
Miller Russell G.,
Ramalho Cristina E.,
Ruthrof Katinka X.,
Shaw Christopher,
Stevens Jason C.,
Tangney Ryan,
Valentine Leonie E.,
Veneklaas Erik J., Hobbs Richard J.
Australian Journal of Botany. 2021 69(2). p.53
Incorporating fire-smartness into agricultural policies reduces suppression costs and ecosystem services damages from wildfires
Lecina-Diaz Judit,
Chas-Amil María-Luisa,
Aquilué Núria,
Sil Ângelo,
Brotons Lluís,
Regos Adrián, Touza Julia
Journal of Environmental Management. 2023 337 p.117707
Improved accuracy of wildfire simulations using fuel hazard estimates based on environmental data
Penman T.D.,
McColl-Gausden S.C.,
Cirulis B.A.,
Kultaev D.,
Ababei D.A., Bennett L.T.
Journal of Environmental Management. 2022 301 p.113789
The Economics of Wildfire in the United States
Bayham Jude,
Yoder Jonathan K.,
Champ Patricia A., Calkin David E.
Annual Review of Resource Economics. 2022 14(1). p.379
Governing the Anthropocene (2021)
Ant communities respond to a large‐scale disturbance along an elevational gradient in Puerto Rico, U.S.A.
O'Meara Shannon, Yee Donald A.
Biotropica. 2024 56(2).
Knowledge governance for the Anthropocene: Pluralism, populism, and decision‐making
Clement Sarah
Global Policy. 2022 13(S3). p.11
Designing forest restoration projects to optimize the application of broadcast burning
Belavenutti Pedro,
Ager Alan A.,
Day Michelle A., Chung Woodam
Ecological Economics. 2022 201 p.107558
A Semantic Framework for Decision Making in Forest Fire Emergencies
Masa Panagiota,
Kintzios Spyridon,
Vasileiou Zoe,
Meditskos Georgios,
Vrochidis Stefanos, Kompatsiaris Ioannis
Applied Sciences. 2023 13(16). p.9065
The Role of Natural Resource Valuation in Australian Regional Forestry Management
Ehmke Mariah D.
Review of Environmental Economics and Policy. 2023 17(1). p.152
Costs of preventing and supressing wildfires in Victoria, Australia
Marshall Erica,
Elliot-Kerr Shona,
McColl-Gausden Sarah C., Penman Trent D.
Journal of Environmental Management. 2023 344 p.118606
Incorporating burn heterogeneity with fuel load estimates may improve fire behaviour predictions in south-east Australian eucalypt forest
Nolan Rachael H.,
Gibson Rebecca K.,
Cirulis Brett,
Holyland Brendan,
Samson Stephanie A.,
Jenkins Meaghan,
Penman Trent, Boer Matthias M.
International Journal of Wildland Fire. 2024 33(3).
Comparing risk-based fuel treatment prioritization with alternative strategies for enhancing protection and resource management objectives
Thompson Matthew P.,
Vogler Kevin C.,
Scott Joe H., Miller Carol
Fire Ecology. 2022 18(1).
Optimal regimes of prescribed burning in forest plantations in the presence of risk of wildfires in the southeastern United States
Susaeta Andres, Carney Tyler
Forest Policy and Economics. 2023 151 p.102956
The response of Nassella trichotoma (serrated tussock) seeds and seedlings to different levels of fire intensity
Humphries Talia,
Florentine Singarayer, Camac James
Australian Journal of Botany. 2023 71(4). p.188
Bayesian decision network modeling for environmental risk management: A wildfire case study
Penman Trent D.,
Cirulis Brett, Marcot Bruce G.
Journal of Environmental Management. 2020 270 p.110735
Handbook of Fire and the Environment (2023)
Cost-Effective Prescribed Burning Solutions Vary Between Landscapes in Eastern Australia
Penman Trent D.,
Clarke Hamish,
Cirulis Brett,
Boer Matthias M.,
Price Owen F., Bradstock Ross A.
Frontiers in Forests and Global Change. 2020 3
A prescribed fire cost model for public lands in south-east Queensland
Eliott Martyn G.,
Venn Tyron J.,
Lewis Tom,
Farrar Michael, Srivastava Sanjeev K.
Forest Policy and Economics. 2021 132 p.102579
Evaluating the potential role of federal air quality standards in constraining applications of prescribed fire in the western United States
Bone Christopher,
Shultz Courtney,
Huber-Stearns Heidi,
Kelley Jason, Cunnin Emma
Applied Geography. 2023 157 p.102996
Fire Science (2021)
