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What happens if you lock #paleofire researchers and fire #managers in a room for 3 days and have them discuss synergies? While no one was actually locked in, this recent workshop at CSIC Aragon highlighted why such #transdisciplinary exchanges matter:
https://palaeopen.github.io/outreach/meetings/individual_reports/hurajtova_zaragoza_2026.html
Thanks to @gilromera and the whole team in #Zaragoza for the wonderful organization of this #PalaeOpen workshop! Excited for what lies ahead when it comes to paleofire data use for informing policies and supporting society's future #wildfire resilience 🔥
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What happens if you lock #paleofire researchers and fire #managers in a room for 3 days and have them discuss synergies? While no one was actually locked in, this recent workshop at CSIC Aragon highlighted why such #transdisciplinary exchanges matter:
https://palaeopen.github.io/outreach/meetings/individual_reports/hurajtova_zaragoza_2026.html
Thanks to @gilromera and the whole team in #Zaragoza for the wonderful organization of this #PalaeOpen workshop! Excited for what lies ahead when it comes to paleofire data use for informing policies and supporting society's future #wildfire resilience 🔥
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What happens if you lock #paleofire researchers and fire #managers in a room for 3 days and have them discuss synergies? While no one was actually locked in, this recent workshop at CSIC Aragon highlighted why such #transdisciplinary exchanges matter:
https://palaeopen.github.io/outreach/meetings/individual_reports/hurajtova_zaragoza_2026.html
Thanks to @gilromera and the whole team in #Zaragoza for the wonderful organization of this #PalaeOpen workshop! Excited for what lies ahead when it comes to paleofire data use for informing policies and supporting society's future #wildfire resilience 🔥
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What happens if you lock #paleofire researchers and fire #managers in a room for 3 days and have them discuss synergies? While no one was actually locked in, this recent workshop at CSIC Aragon highlighted why such #transdisciplinary exchanges matter:
https://palaeopen.github.io/outreach/meetings/individual_reports/hurajtova_zaragoza_2026.html
Thanks to @gilromera and the whole team in #Zaragoza for the wonderful organization of this #PalaeOpen workshop! Excited for what lies ahead when it comes to paleofire data use for informing policies and supporting society's future #wildfire resilience 🔥
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What happens if you lock #paleofire researchers and fire #managers in a room for 3 days and have them discuss synergies? While no one was actually locked in, this recent workshop at CSIC Aragon highlighted why such #transdisciplinary exchanges matter:
https://palaeopen.github.io/outreach/meetings/individual_reports/hurajtova_zaragoza_2026.html
Thanks to @gilromera and the whole team in #Zaragoza for the wonderful organization of this #PalaeOpen workshop! Excited for what lies ahead when it comes to paleofire data use for informing policies and supporting society's future #wildfire resilience 🔥
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Productive #paleofire workshop at #PennState last week - coincidentally closed with a prescribed burn near the campus in State College, PA 🔥
Many thanks to Sarah Ivory for invitation and the great organization! #RxFire #FireEcology #PalaeOpen -
Productive #paleofire workshop at #PennState last week - coincidentally closed with a prescribed burn near the campus in State College, PA 🔥
Many thanks to Sarah Ivory for invitation and the great organization! #RxFire #FireEcology #PalaeOpen -
Productive #paleofire workshop at #PennState last week - coincidentally closed with a prescribed burn near the campus in State College, PA 🔥
Many thanks to Sarah Ivory for invitation and the great organization! #RxFire #FireEcology #PalaeOpen -
Productive #paleofire workshop at #PennState last week - coincidentally closed with a prescribed burn near the campus in State College, PA 🔥
Many thanks to Sarah Ivory for invitation and the great organization! #RxFire #FireEcology #PalaeOpen -
Productive #paleofire workshop at #PennState last week - coincidentally closed with a prescribed burn near the campus in State College, PA 🔥
Many thanks to Sarah Ivory for invitation and the great organization! #RxFire #FireEcology #PalaeOpen -
How did the #intensity of #wildfires change throughout the past in one of the coldest regions in the world? 🔥❄️📉
To answer this question, we used #BPCAs from sediment samples from #Yakutia, #Siberia. Find our results, now published open access, here:
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0921818126000299
@wildfirescience @paleofire @ecology @academicchatter #paleofire #siberia #paleoecology #newresearch
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How did the #intensity of #wildfires change throughout the past in one of the coldest regions in the world? 🔥❄️📉
To answer this question, we used #BPCAs from sediment samples from #Yakutia, #Siberia. Find our results, now published open access, here:
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0921818126000299
@wildfirescience @paleofire @ecology @academicchatter #paleofire #siberia #paleoecology #newresearch
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How did the #intensity of #wildfires change throughout the past in one of the coldest regions in the world? 🔥❄️📉
To answer this question, we used #BPCAs from sediment samples from #Yakutia, #Siberia. Find our results, now published open access, here:
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0921818126000299
@wildfirescience @paleofire @ecology @academicchatter #paleofire #siberia #paleoecology #newresearch
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How did the #intensity of #wildfires change throughout the past in one of the coldest regions in the world? 🔥❄️📉
To answer this question, we used #BPCAs from sediment samples from #Yakutia, #Siberia. Find our results, now published open access, here:
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0921818126000299
@wildfirescience @paleofire @ecology @academicchatter #paleofire #siberia #paleoecology #newresearch
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How did the #intensity of #wildfires change throughout the past in one of the coldest regions in the world? 🔥❄️📉
To answer this question, we used #BPCAs from sediment samples from #Yakutia, #Siberia. Find our results, now published open access, here:
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0921818126000299
@wildfirescience @paleofire @ecology @academicchatter #paleofire #siberia #paleoecology #newresearch
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New publication! 🔥
Led by Ziru Hao and Kai Li from Zhejiang Normal University, this study in Quaternary Science Reviews reconstructs #wildfire activity over the past c. 35,000 years at Erhai Lake, #Yunnan, #China, discussing links to spring insolation & Asian Summer #Monsoon:
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0277379125006006
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New publication! 🔥
Led by Ziru Hao and Kai Li from Zhejiang Normal University, this study in Quaternary Science Reviews reconstructs #wildfire activity over the past c. 35,000 years at Erhai Lake, #Yunnan, #China, discussing links to spring insolation & Asian Summer #Monsoon:
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0277379125006006
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New publication! 🔥
Led by Ziru Hao and Kai Li from Zhejiang Normal University, this study in Quaternary Science Reviews reconstructs #wildfire activity over the past c. 35,000 years at Erhai Lake, #Yunnan, #China, discussing links to spring insolation & Asian Summer #Monsoon:
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0277379125006006
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New publication! 🔥
Led by Ziru Hao and Kai Li from Zhejiang Normal University, this study in Quaternary Science Reviews reconstructs #wildfire activity over the past c. 35,000 years at Erhai Lake, #Yunnan, #China, discussing links to spring insolation & Asian Summer #Monsoon:
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0277379125006006
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New publication! 🔥
Led by Ziru Hao and Kai Li from Zhejiang Normal University, this study in Quaternary Science Reviews reconstructs #wildfire activity over the past c. 35,000 years at Erhai Lake, #Yunnan, #China, discussing links to spring insolation & Asian Summer #Monsoon:
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0277379125006006
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New preprint out! 🔥 Using combined paleo-ecological and modeling methods, we uncover regional Holocene #wildfire dynamics in eastern #Siberia. Notably, our findings suggest potential human impacts as early as 5000 years ago - contrasting a common view of historically unmanaged forests 🌲
So far, any historical human impacts on fire regimes or traditional land use practices with relevance for wildfire were poorly acknowledged in international literature for eastern Siberia - despite clear indications from Indigenous communities, and former visitors leaving us with clear hints: For example, Georg W. Steller describes in the early 1700s his observation of common burning in forests near the Lena River. And in 1913, Fridtjof Nansen writes in his expedition notes about a long-standing habit of the Natives to burn old grasses near the Amur River. There is more to this 🔍
According to our study, fuel availability seems to be a key factor here. We discuss by example of the #Sakha how people may have reduced wildfire severity around their settlements since c. 800 years ago.
Find the preprint here:
https://doi.org/10.1101/2025.03.14.643308Photo taken in #Yakutia, August 2021.
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New preprint out! 🔥 Using combined paleo-ecological and modeling methods, we uncover regional Holocene #wildfire dynamics in eastern #Siberia. Notably, our findings suggest potential human impacts as early as 5000 years ago - contrasting a common view of historically unmanaged forests 🌲
So far, any historical human impacts on fire regimes or traditional land use practices with relevance for wildfire were poorly acknowledged in international literature for eastern Siberia - despite clear indications from Indigenous communities, and former visitors leaving us with clear hints: For example, Georg W. Steller describes in the early 1700s his observation of common burning in forests near the Lena River. And in 1913, Fridtjof Nansen writes in his expedition notes about a long-standing habit of the Natives to burn old grasses near the Amur River. There is more to this 🔍
According to our study, fuel availability seems to be a key factor here. We discuss by example of the #Sakha how people may have reduced wildfire severity around their settlements since c. 800 years ago.
Find the preprint here:
https://doi.org/10.1101/2025.03.14.643308Photo taken in #Yakutia, August 2021.
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New preprint out! 🔥 Using combined paleo-ecological and modeling methods, we uncover regional Holocene #wildfire dynamics in eastern #Siberia. Notably, our findings suggest potential human impacts as early as 5000 years ago - contrasting a common view of historically unmanaged forests 🌲
So far, any historical human impacts on fire regimes or traditional land use practices with relevance for wildfire were poorly acknowledged in international literature for eastern Siberia - despite clear indications from Indigenous communities, and former visitors leaving us with clear hints: For example, Georg W. Steller describes in the early 1700s his observation of common burning in forests near the Lena River. And in 1913, Fridtjof Nansen writes in his expedition notes about a long-standing habit of the Natives to burn old grasses near the Amur River. There is more to this 🔍
According to our study, fuel availability seems to be a key factor here. We discuss by example of the #Sakha how people may have reduced wildfire severity around their settlements since c. 800 years ago.
Find the preprint here:
https://doi.org/10.1101/2025.03.14.643308Photo taken in #Yakutia, August 2021.
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New preprint out! 🔥 Using combined paleo-ecological and modeling methods, we uncover regional Holocene #wildfire dynamics in eastern #Siberia. Notably, our findings suggest potential human impacts as early as 5000 years ago - contrasting a common view of historically unmanaged forests 🌲
So far, any historical human impacts on fire regimes or traditional land use practices with relevance for wildfire were poorly acknowledged in international literature for eastern Siberia - despite clear indications from Indigenous communities, and former visitors leaving us with clear hints: For example, Georg W. Steller describes in the early 1700s his observation of common burning in forests near the Lena River. And in 1913, Fridtjof Nansen writes in his expedition notes about a long-standing habit of the Natives to burn old grasses near the Amur River. There is more to this 🔍
According to our study, fuel availability seems to be a key factor here. We discuss by example of the #Sakha how people may have reduced wildfire severity around their settlements since c. 800 years ago.
Find the preprint here:
https://doi.org/10.1101/2025.03.14.643308Photo taken in #Yakutia, August 2021.
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New preprint out! 🔥 Using combined paleo-ecological and modeling methods, we uncover regional Holocene #wildfire dynamics in eastern #Siberia. Notably, our findings suggest potential human impacts as early as 5000 years ago - contrasting a common view of historically unmanaged forests 🌲
So far, any historical human impacts on fire regimes or traditional land use practices with relevance for wildfire were poorly acknowledged in international literature for eastern Siberia - despite clear indications from Indigenous communities, and former visitors leaving us with clear hints: For example, Georg W. Steller describes in the early 1700s his observation of common burning in forests near the Lena River. And in 1913, Fridtjof Nansen writes in his expedition notes about a long-standing habit of the Natives to burn old grasses near the Amur River. There is more to this 🔍
According to our study, fuel availability seems to be a key factor here. We discuss by example of the #Sakha how people may have reduced wildfire severity around their settlements since c. 800 years ago.
Find the preprint here:
https://doi.org/10.1101/2025.03.14.643308Photo taken in #Yakutia, August 2021.
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How was past #wildfire activity in eastern #Siberia and how did it relate to climate/vegetation/human activity? 🔥
Now out in E&G Quaternary Science Journal: a thesis abstract summarizing main findings from my dissertation. Big thanks to the German Quaternary Association (DEUQUA)!https://doi.org/10.5194/egqsj-74-101-2025
@wildfirescience @paleofire @ecology #paleofire #sakha #yakutia
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How was past #wildfire activity in eastern #Siberia and how did it relate to climate/vegetation/human activity? 🔥
Now out in E&G Quaternary Science Journal: a thesis abstract summarizing main findings from my dissertation. Big thanks to the German Quaternary Association (DEUQUA)!https://doi.org/10.5194/egqsj-74-101-2025
@wildfirescience @paleofire @ecology #paleofire #sakha #yakutia
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How was past #wildfire activity in eastern #Siberia and how did it relate to climate/vegetation/human activity? 🔥
Now out in E&G Quaternary Science Journal: a thesis abstract summarizing main findings from my dissertation. Big thanks to the German Quaternary Association (DEUQUA)!https://doi.org/10.5194/egqsj-74-101-2025
@wildfirescience @paleofire @ecology #paleofire #sakha #yakutia
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How was past #wildfire activity in eastern #Siberia and how did it relate to climate/vegetation/human activity? 🔥
Now out in E&G Quaternary Science Journal: a thesis abstract summarizing main findings from my dissertation. Big thanks to the German Quaternary Association (DEUQUA)!https://doi.org/10.5194/egqsj-74-101-2025
@wildfirescience @paleofire @ecology #paleofire #sakha #yakutia
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How was past #wildfire activity in eastern #Siberia and how did it relate to climate/vegetation/human activity? 🔥
Now out in E&G Quaternary Science Journal: a thesis abstract summarizing main findings from my dissertation. Big thanks to the German Quaternary Association (DEUQUA)!https://doi.org/10.5194/egqsj-74-101-2025
@wildfirescience @paleofire @ecology #paleofire #sakha #yakutia
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Last chance to submit your abstract to come along to #EGU25 - if you have a burning interest in how fires and landscapes interact, consider our session - https://meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU25/session/51797
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Last chance to submit your abstract to come along to #EGU25 - if you have a burning interest in how fires and landscapes interact, consider our session - https://meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU25/session/51797
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Last chance to submit your abstract to come along to #EGU25 - if you have a burning interest in how fires and landscapes interact, consider our session - https://meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU25/session/51797
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Last chance to submit your abstract to come along to #EGU25 - if you have a burning interest in how fires and landscapes interact, consider our session - https://meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU25/session/51797
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Last chance to submit your abstract to come along to #EGU25 - if you have a burning interest in how fires and landscapes interact, consider our session - https://meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU25/session/51797
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Happy to see this great new study on future #boreal tree cover changes! 🌲
https://doi.org/10.1073/pnas.2404391121
#Paleoecology offers a complementary perspective: We previously found that open woodlands in E-Siberia during the Early Holocene coincided with higher #wildfire activity, proposing a potential future "open woodland-fire feedback" 🔥
Reconstructing past wildfires and vegetation coverage furthermore led us to hypothesize that present-day, dense larch forests may still mediate the full extent of climate-driven fire regime intensification in this region. You can find our #paleofire study from #Siberia here:
https://doi.org/10.3389/fevo.2022.962906
@paleofire @wildfirescience @ecology #charcoal #pollen #FireEcology
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Happy to see this great new study on future #boreal tree cover changes! 🌲
https://doi.org/10.1073/pnas.2404391121
#Paleoecology offers a complementary perspective: We previously found that open woodlands in E-Siberia during the Early Holocene coincided with higher #wildfire activity, proposing a potential future "open woodland-fire feedback" 🔥
Reconstructing past wildfires and vegetation coverage furthermore led us to hypothesize that present-day, dense larch forests may still mediate the full extent of climate-driven fire regime intensification in this region. You can find our #paleofire study from #Siberia here:
https://doi.org/10.3389/fevo.2022.962906
@paleofire @wildfirescience @ecology #charcoal #pollen #FireEcology
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Happy to see this great new study on future #boreal tree cover changes! 🌲
https://doi.org/10.1073/pnas.2404391121
#Paleoecology offers a complementary perspective: We previously found that open woodlands in E-Siberia during the Early Holocene coincided with higher #wildfire activity, proposing a potential future "open woodland-fire feedback" 🔥
Reconstructing past wildfires and vegetation coverage furthermore led us to hypothesize that present-day, dense larch forests may still mediate the full extent of climate-driven fire regime intensification in this region. You can find our #paleofire study from #Siberia here:
https://doi.org/10.3389/fevo.2022.962906
@paleofire @wildfirescience @ecology #charcoal #pollen #FireEcology
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Happy to see this great new study on future #boreal tree cover changes! 🌲
https://doi.org/10.1073/pnas.2404391121
#Paleoecology offers a complementary perspective: We previously found that open woodlands in E-Siberia during the Early Holocene coincided with higher #wildfire activity, proposing a potential future "open woodland-fire feedback" 🔥
Reconstructing past wildfires and vegetation coverage furthermore led us to hypothesize that present-day, dense larch forests may still mediate the full extent of climate-driven fire regime intensification in this region. You can find our #paleofire study from #Siberia here:
https://doi.org/10.3389/fevo.2022.962906
@paleofire @wildfirescience @ecology #charcoal #pollen #FireEcology
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Happy to see this great new study on future #boreal tree cover changes! 🌲
https://doi.org/10.1073/pnas.2404391121
#Paleoecology offers a complementary perspective: We previously found that open woodlands in E-Siberia during the Early Holocene coincided with higher #wildfire activity, proposing a potential future "open woodland-fire feedback" 🔥
Reconstructing past wildfires and vegetation coverage furthermore led us to hypothesize that present-day, dense larch forests may still mediate the full extent of climate-driven fire regime intensification in this region. You can find our #paleofire study from #Siberia here:
https://doi.org/10.3389/fevo.2022.962906
@paleofire @wildfirescience @ecology #charcoal #pollen #FireEcology
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Making #paleofire data #FAIR: Read our new report, published today in the new #PAGES Magazine, on integrating the Global Paleofire Database into the #Neotoma Paleoecology Database! This step will have benefits for data curators and users, but a lot of work is still ahead 🔥
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Making #paleofire data #FAIR: Read our new report, published today in the new #PAGES Magazine, on integrating the Global Paleofire Database into the #Neotoma Paleoecology Database! This step will have benefits for data curators and users, but a lot of work is still ahead 🔥
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Making #paleofire data #FAIR: Read our new report, published today in the new #PAGES Magazine, on integrating the Global Paleofire Database into the #Neotoma Paleoecology Database! This step will have benefits for data curators and users, but a lot of work is still ahead 🔥
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Making #paleofire data #FAIR: Read our new report, published today in the new #PAGES Magazine, on integrating the Global Paleofire Database into the #Neotoma Paleoecology Database! This step will have benefits for data curators and users, but a lot of work is still ahead 🔥
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Making #paleofire data #FAIR: Read our new report, published today in the new #PAGES Magazine, on integrating the Global Paleofire Database into the #Neotoma Paleoecology Database! This step will have benefits for data curators and users, but a lot of work is still ahead 🔥
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I'm very pleased to be co-convening this proposed session at #EGU25 with @Geo_Juv and others - "CL1.2.12
Using proxy data, observations, and modeling to understand vegetation-wildfire-climate interactions during the past, present, and future." We look forward to your submissions, and catching up in Vienna! -
I'm very pleased to be co-convening this proposed session at #EGU25 with @Geo_Juv and others - "CL1.2.12
Using proxy data, observations, and modeling to understand vegetation-wildfire-climate interactions during the past, present, and future." We look forward to your submissions, and catching up in Vienna! -
I'm very pleased to be co-convening this proposed session at #EGU25 with @Geo_Juv and others - "CL1.2.12
Using proxy data, observations, and modeling to understand vegetation-wildfire-climate interactions during the past, present, and future." We look forward to your submissions, and catching up in Vienna! -
I'm very pleased to be co-convening this proposed session at #EGU25 with @Geo_Juv and others - "CL1.2.12
Using proxy data, observations, and modeling to understand vegetation-wildfire-climate interactions during the past, present, and future." We look forward to your submissions, and catching up in Vienna! -
I'm very pleased to be co-convening this proposed session at #EGU25 with @Geo_Juv and others - "CL1.2.12
Using proxy data, observations, and modeling to understand vegetation-wildfire-climate interactions during the past, present, and future." We look forward to your submissions, and catching up in Vienna! -
Will you join the annual meeting of the German Society for #Geomorphology (#DGGM) in #Leipzig? If yes, let's have a chat!
I'll be there to present paleo-ecological evidence for impacts of #indigenous land use practices on #wildfires in eastern Siberia - and I'm happy to see that mine won't be the only #paleofire contribution! 🔥
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Will you join the annual meeting of the German Society for #Geomorphology (#DGGM) in #Leipzig? If yes, let's have a chat!
I'll be there to present paleo-ecological evidence for impacts of #indigenous land use practices on #wildfires in eastern Siberia - and I'm happy to see that mine won't be the only #paleofire contribution! 🔥
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Will you join the annual meeting of the German Society for #Geomorphology (#DGGM) in #Leipzig? If yes, let's have a chat!
I'll be there to present paleo-ecological evidence for impacts of #indigenous land use practices on #wildfires in eastern Siberia - and I'm happy to see that mine won't be the only #paleofire contribution! 🔥
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Will you join the annual meeting of the German Society for #Geomorphology (#DGGM) in #Leipzig? If yes, let's have a chat!
I'll be there to present paleo-ecological evidence for impacts of #indigenous land use practices on #wildfires in eastern Siberia - and I'm happy to see that mine won't be the only #paleofire contribution! 🔥
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Will you join the annual meeting of the German Society for #Geomorphology (#DGGM) in #Leipzig? If yes, let's have a chat!
I'll be there to present paleo-ecological evidence for impacts of #indigenous land use practices on #wildfires in eastern Siberia - and I'm happy to see that mine won't be the only #paleofire contribution! 🔥
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Traditional land use practices in #Yakutia, eastern #Siberia, may have mediated #wildfires for centuries - until these practices were prohibited 🔥
See our evidence, obtained from lake sediments, tomorrow (Monday) at #EGU24 in session BG1.1! Looking forward to meet you there!Details in the abstract:
https://meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU24/EGU24-16263.html@EuroGeosciences @wildfirescience @paleofire #newresearch #paleofire
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Traditional land use practices in #Yakutia, eastern #Siberia, may have mediated #wildfires for centuries - until these practices were prohibited 🔥
See our evidence, obtained from lake sediments, tomorrow (Monday) at #EGU24 in session BG1.1! Looking forward to meet you there!Details in the abstract:
https://meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU24/EGU24-16263.html@EuroGeosciences @wildfirescience @paleofire #newresearch #paleofire
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Traditional land use practices in #Yakutia, eastern #Siberia, may have mediated #wildfires for centuries - until these practices were prohibited 🔥
See our evidence, obtained from lake sediments, tomorrow (Monday) at #EGU24 in session BG1.1! Looking forward to meet you there!Details in the abstract:
https://meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU24/EGU24-16263.html@EuroGeosciences @wildfirescience @paleofire #newresearch #paleofire
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Traditional land use practices in #Yakutia, eastern #Siberia, may have mediated #wildfires for centuries - until these practices were prohibited 🔥
See our evidence, obtained from lake sediments, tomorrow (Monday) at #EGU24 in session BG1.1! Looking forward to meet you there!Details in the abstract:
https://meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU24/EGU24-16263.html@EuroGeosciences @wildfirescience @paleofire #newresearch #paleofire
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Traditional land use practices in #Yakutia, eastern #Siberia, may have mediated #wildfires for centuries - until these practices were prohibited 🔥
See our evidence, obtained from lake sediments, tomorrow (Monday) at #EGU24 in session BG1.1! Looking forward to meet you there!Details in the abstract:
https://meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU24/EGU24-16263.html@EuroGeosciences @wildfirescience @paleofire #newresearch #paleofire