RT Journal Article
T1 Restauración de montes quemados en condiciones mediterráneas
A1 Vallejo, Victoriano Ramón
A1 Bautista, Susana
A1 Alloza, José Antonio
K1 Post-fire restoration
K1 Vulnerability
K1 Soil erosion
K1 Emergency seeding
AB Wildfires may produce ecosystem damages thatwould require post-fire mitigation and/or restoration actions.The question is what are the criteria to identify those burnedareas that show high degradation risk in order to plan andprioritise restoration projects. To address that question it isnecessary to start with the analysis of fire impact, and fromthat analysis to derive predictive tools for assessing thefragility and regeneration capacity of burned ecosystems.The identification of post-fire degradation mechanismsprovides the basis for developing the corresponding specificmitigation/restoration actions. The diagnostic of ecologicalimpact of wildfires together with the established forestmanagement objectives allow deriving mitigation/restorationstrategies and the subsequent implementation projects.We present our experience on the evaluation of post-fireecosystem vulnerability and on the assessment ofrestoration planning derived from recent and ongoing ECresearch projects. This includes the development of shorttermrestoration techniques suited for degraded soils anddry Mediterranean conditions, where fire-induceddegradation is complicated with water shortage forregenerating vegetation.
SN 1885-5547
YR 2009
FD 2009
LK http://hdl.handle.net/10347/3817
UL http://hdl.handle.net/10347/3817
LA spa
DS Minerva
RD 29 abr 2026