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Extreme heat in the UK and wildfires: why we should expect it to happen again

Written by
Natalie Sanders
Posted on
28th July 20229th August 2022

On Friday 15th July 2022, the UK Met Office issued its first ever Red Warning for exceptional heat. Over the following two days, temperatures across the UK broke records, reaching…Read More >

Extreme heat in the UK and wildfires: why we should expect it to happen again

LEMONTREE goes to Crete: Fire in the Mediterranean By Theo Keeping

Written by
Rhona Phipps
Posted on
7th July 20229th August 2022

On the 15th of June, members of LEMONTREE working on wildfire attended a meeting at the Technical University of Crete, hosted by the Leverhulme Centre for Wildfires, Environment and Society…Read More >

LEMONTREE goes to Crete: Fire in the Mediterranean By Theo Keeping

A novel method for using pollen records to reconstruct historic fire regimes – By Natalie Sanders and Yicheng Shen

Written by
Rhona Phipps
Posted on
6th July 20229th August 2022

The Iberian Peninsula, home to Mediterranean beaches and mountains, pine trees and paella, sangria and siestas. But this southwestern region of Europe, mostly comprised of Portugal and Spain, is also…Read More >

A novel method for using pollen records to reconstruct historic fire regimes  – By Natalie Sanders and Yicheng Shen

Furthering our understanding of the global patterns of burnt area, fire size and fire intensity – By Olivia Haas and Natalie Sanders

Written by
Rhona Phipps
Posted on
22nd June 20229th August 2022

Wildfires are a fundamental ecological process, but studying wildfire patterns and properties at a global scale is challenging.  Understanding wildfire processes however, is essential to fully describe global vegetation distribution…Read More >

Furthering our understanding of the global patterns of burnt area, fire size and fire intensity – By Olivia Haas and Natalie Sanders
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