Large unburnt areas, not small unburnt patches, are needed to conserve avian diversity in fire-prone landscapes

Berry, Laurence E.; Lindenmayer, David B.; Driscoll, Don A.

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Large unburnt areas, not small unburnt patches, are needed to conserve avian diversity in fire-prone landscapes

Date

2015-04

Authors

Berry, Laurence E.

Lindenmayer, David B.

Driscoll, Don A.

Publisher

Wiley

Abstract

This study was funded by Birds South Australia, The South Australian Department of Environment and Natural Resources, The Native Vegetation Council of South Australia, The Nature Foundation of South Australia and The Australian Research Council. This research was conducted in accordance with a DENR scientific research permit (number: Q25872-1).