Structural Fire Effects in the World's Savannas

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Exploring the ecological significance of savannas, this book delves into the dual role of fire in these ecosystems, highlighting its destructive and regenerative effects. It discusses how increased fire frequency due to global warming threatens biodiversity and grazing resources. Additionally, it examines traditional fire management practices, such as the Aboriginal patch-burning strategy, which promotes a diverse array of wildlife through careful spatial management. The text provides insights into fire structures, including geometry and patchiness, essential for understanding savanna dynamics.