The International Journal of Wildland Fire is a leading publication dedicated to advancing the scientific understanding of wildland fire behavior, ecology, management, and policy. The journal serves as a forum for researchers and practitioners to share knowledge and promote effective strategies for mitigating the impacts of wildfires.
The International Journal of Wildland Fire covers an extensive range of topics, including fire ecology, fire behavior modeling, fire management techniques, prescribed burning, and the effects of climate change on fire regimes. With its strong emphasis on scientific rigor, the journal aims to provide evidence-based insights that inform fire management practices worldwide. Indexed in databases such as Scopus and Web of Science, this journal is an invaluable resource for fire ecologists, forest managers, policymakers, and anyone working to address the challenges of wildland fire.
Authors are encouraged to submit high-quality manuscripts that contribute to the understanding and management of wildland fire, helping to protect ecosystems, communities, and resources from the devastating effects of wildfires.