Prescribed Burns | List of Frontiers open access articles

Original Research

Published on 14 Apr 2026

Effectiveness of prescribed burn health risk communication on community and individual smoke-protective decision making using protective action theories

in Public Health Education and Promotion

Margaux Joe
Ella Anderson
Joanne G. Patterson
Olorunfemi Adetona
Meredith Fritz
Jessica Lemus
Anna Adetona
Elizabeth Babalola
Luke P. Naeher

Frontiers in Public Health

doi 10.3389/fpubh.2026.1761725

463 views

Original Research

Published on 26 Nov 2019

Out of the Ashes: Ecological Resilience to Extreme Wildfire, Prescribed Burns, and Indigenous Burning in Ecosystems

in Conservation and Restoration Ecology

Cristina Eisenberg
Christopher L. Anderson
Adam Collingwood
Robert Sissons
Christopher J. Dunn
Garrett W. Meigs
Dave E. Hibbs
Scott Murphy
Sierra Dakin Kuiper
Julian SpearChief-Morris

Frontiers in Ecology and Evolution

doi 10.3389/fevo.2019.00436

19,376 views
41 citations

Original Research

Published on 25 Apr 2024

Impact of prescribed fire on soil microbial communities in a Southern Appalachian Forest clear-cut

in Extreme Microbiology

S. A. A. Rafie
L. R. Blentlinger
A. D. Putt
D. E. Williams
D. C. Joyner
M. F. Campa
M. J. Schubert
K. P. Hoyt
S. P. Horn
J. A. Franklin

Frontiers in Microbiology

doi 10.3389/fmicb.2024.1322151

5,494 views
8 citations

Original Research

Published on 13 Sep 2019

Simulating Groundcover Community Assembly in a Frequently Burned Ecosystem Using a Simple Neutral Model

in Plant Biophysics and Modeling

E. Louise Loudermilk
Lee Dyer
Scott Pokswinski
Andrew T. Hudak
Benjamin Hornsby
Lora Richards
Jane Dell
Scott L. Goodrick
J. Kevin Hiers
Joseph J. O’Brien

Frontiers in Plant Science

doi 10.3389/fpls.2019.01107

3,879 views
9 citations

Original Research

Published on 30 Jan 2026

Taxonomic and multifunctional response of soil microbial communities to wildfire, prescribed fire, and partial harvesting in the Southern Appalachian Mountains, United States

in Forest Soils

Meredith D. Snyder
T. Adam Coates
Angela R. Possinger
David C. Haak
A. Christopher Oishi
Peter V. Caldwell
Frank O. Aylward
John E. Barrett

Frontiers in Forests and Global Change

doi 10.3389/ffgc.2026.1694825

934 views

Original Research

Published on 16 Sep 2024

RE-ARMing salt marshes: a resilience-experimentalist approach to prescribed fire and bird conservation in high marshes of the Gulf of Mexico

in Animal Conservation

Michelle L. Stantial
Auriel M. V. Fournier
Abigail J. Lawson
Bruce G. Marcot
Mark S. Woodrey
James E. Lyons

Frontiers in Conservation Science

doi 10.3389/fcosc.2024.1426646

2,676 views
1 citation

Articles

Effectiveness of prescribed burn health risk communication on community and individual smoke-protective decision making using protective action theories

Out of the Ashes: Ecological Resilience to Extreme Wildfire, Prescribed Burns, and Indigenous Burning in Ecosystems

Impact of prescribed fire on soil microbial communities in a Southern Appalachian Forest clear-cut

Simulating Groundcover Community Assembly in a Frequently Burned Ecosystem Using a Simple Neutral Model

Taxonomic and multifunctional response of soil microbial communities to wildfire, prescribed fire, and partial harvesting in the Southern Appalachian Mountains, United States

RE-ARMing salt marshes: a resilience-experimentalist approach to prescribed fire and bird conservation in high marshes of the Gulf of Mexico