Wildfire-Driven Forest Conversion in Western North American Landscapes
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Paula J. Fornwalt | Brian J. Harvey | S. Dobrowski | B. Collins | M. Parisien | Timothy J. Assal | P. Fulé | B. J. Harvey | P. Higuera | D. Falk | V. Kane | S. Parks | M. North | M. Hurteau | E. Whitman | Caitlin E. Littlefield | Camille S. Stevens‐Rumann | A. Tepley | K. Davis | J. Coop | S. Crausbay | E. Q. Margolis | S. Prichard | K. Rodman | E. Margolis | P. Fornwalt
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