Wildfires as a Weathering Agent of Carbonate Rocks von Shtober-Zisu, Nurit, Wittenberg, Lea

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Total Carbon Content Assessed by UAS Near-Infrared Imagery as a New Fire Severity Metric von Brook, Anna, Hamzi, Seham, Roberts, Dar, Ichoku, Charles, Shtober-Zisu, Nurit, Wittenberg, Lea

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Fire Risk Assessment on Wildland–Urban Interface and Adjoined Urban Areas: Estimation Vegetation Ignitability by Artificial Neural Network von Mahamed (Polinova), Maria, Wittenberg, Lea, Kutiel, Haim, Brook, Anna

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Fire and soils: Measurements, modelling, management and challenges von Wittenberg, Lea, Pereira, Paulo

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Using the ecosystem services framework for defining diverse human-nature relationships in a multi-ethnic biosphere reserve von Negev, Maya, Sagie, Hila, Orenstein, Daniel E., Zemah Shamir, Shiri, Hassan, Yousef, Amasha, Hani, Raviv, Orna, Fares, Nasrin, Lotan, Alon, Peled, Yoav, Wittenberg, Lea, Izhaki, Ido

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The Role of Fire Disturbance on Runoff and Erosion Processes - a Long-Term Approach, Mt. Carmel Case Study, Israel von WITTENBERG, LEA, INBAR, MOSHE

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Long-term effects of wildfire on rock weathering and soil stoniness in the Mediterranean landscapes von Shtober-Zisu, Nurit, Wittenberg, Lea

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Ash-soil interface: Mineralogical composition and physical structure von Brook, Anna, Wittenberg, Lea

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From rural-urban gradients to patch – matrix frameworks: Plant diversity patterns in urban landscapes von Malkinson, Dan, Kopel, Daniella, Wittenberg, Lea

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Post-fire management treatment effects on soil properties and burned area restoration in a wildland-urban interface, Haifa Fire case study von Wittenberg, Lea, van der Wal, Hilde, Keesstra, Saskia, Tessler, Naama

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Vegetation cover and species richness after recurrent forest fires in the Eastern Mediterranean ecosystem of Mount Carmel, Israel von Tessler, Naama, Wittenberg, Lea, Greenbaum, Noam

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The effects of post-fire forest management on soil erosion rates 3 and 4 years after a wildfire, demonstrated on the 2010 Mount Carmel fire von Zituni, Rami, Wittenberg, Lea, Malkinson, Dan

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Restoring fire-affected soils: The potential of nature-based solutions von Wittenberg, Lea, Shtober-Zisu, Nurit

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Particle clusters in gravel-bed rivers: an experimental morphological approach to bed material transport and stability concepts von Wittenberg, Lea, Newson, Malcolm D.

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Reconstructing pre-fire vegetation condition in the wildland urban interface (WUI) using artificial neural network von Polinova, Maria, Wittenberg, Lea, Kutiel, Haim, Brook, Anna

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Hydrological and sedimentological changes following the 2010-forest fire in the Nahal Oren Basin, Mt. Carmel Israel–a comparison to pre-fire natural rates von Greenbaum, Noam, Wittenberg, Lea, Malkinson, Dan, Inbar, Moshe

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Dryness in a Mediterranean-type climate – implications for wildfire burnt area: a case study from Mount Carmel, Israel von Wittenberg, Lea, Kutiel, Haim

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The influence of fire history, plant species and post-fire management on soil water repellency in a Mediterranean catchment: The Mount Carmel range, Israel von Keesstra, Saskia, Wittenberg, Lea, Maroulis, Jerry, Sambalino, Francesco, Malkinson, Dan, Cerdà, Artemi, Pereira, Paulo

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Recovery of Mediterranean Vegetation after Recurrent Forest Fires: Insight from the 2010 Forest Fire on Mount Carmel, Israel von Tessler, Naama, Sapir, Yuval, Wittenberg, Lea, Greenbaum, Noam

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The differential response of surface runoff and sediment loss to wildfire events von Wittenberg, Lea, Malkinson, Dan, Barzilai, Ronel

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