The recent wildfires that swept across the Gyeongsang provinces and other parts of the country burned a record 48,239 ...

After a wildfire, Burned Area Emergency Response (BAER) Teams must rapidly assess the threat from post-fire erosion and runoff due to the removal ... fire-induced changes in vegetative cover and soil ...

The goal is to create a physics-informed machine learning model of soil burn severity that not only predicts wildfire impacts ...

analyzed soil samples from the affected area four years after the fire and found significant losses in soil organic carbon (SOC), weakened soil structure and increased vulnerability to erosion. Their ...

Before 2019, FEMA would remove three inches of soil, test it, then remove about three more inches and test it again, according to Mr. Brown. That practice ended after the 2018 Camp fire in ...

Soil erosion remains severe for up to two years after a wildfire, stabilising within three to five years. However, full ...

The Federal Emergency Management Agency’s controversial decision to forgo soil testing in communities burned in the Eaton and ...

“In addition to the danger they pose to people, and the road closures they cause, wildfires in this area strip vegetation off steeply sloped land, creating prime conditions for soil erosion in ...

Prospect Park and Marine Park are putting down biodegradable mesh and planting native species to recover from brush fires.

Officials said wildfires leave BLM public lands vulnerable to soil erosion and susceptible to invasions of highly flammable weeds. The reseeding project aims to help native plants grow ...