Climate and humans interact to shape the fire regime of a chir pine forest in eastern Bhutan
Karma Tenzin,
Craig R Nitschke,
Kathryn J Allen
et al.
Abstract:Background: Chir pine (pinus roxburghii Sarg.) forests are distributed in the dry valleys of Bhutan Himalaya. These forests are heavily influenced by biotic activities such as grazing, resin tapping and NWFP (non-wood forests produce) collection. Understanding the relationship between past and present climate and the frequency and severity of forest fires is important for assessing the relative importance of potential drivers on fire occurrence and extent. This study aimed to reconstruct the fire history of a … Show more
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