Luke Kelly

Senior Lecturer in Ecology

University of Melbourne

Australia

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Luke Kelly is a Senior Lecturer in Ecology at the University of Melbourne, Australia. His research primarily focuses on the effects of fire on ecosystem dynamics, including seed production, biodiversity, and species responses in various environments. Recent publications include studies on the influence of fire intervals on canopy seed viability and the ecological consequences for birds and reptiles in fire-affected landscapes.

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Soil seedbanks are shaped by the timing of fires in a Mediterranean‐type ecosystem

How do intervals between fires influence canopy seed production and viability?

Using plant functional types to predict the influence of fire on species relative abundance

A field test of mechanisms underpinning animal diversity in recently burned landscapes

Ecosystem type and species’ traits help explain bird responses to spatial patterns of fire

The use of nest boxes to support bird conservation in commercially managed forests: A systematic review

Time since fire shapes plant immaturity risk across fire severity classes

A demographic framework for understanding fire-driven reptile declines in the ‘land of the lizards'

Beyond inappropriate fire regimes: A synthesis of fire-driven declines of threatened mammals in Australia

What do you mean, ‘megafire’?

Fire and functional traits: Using functional groups of birds and plants to guide management in a fire‐prone, heathy woodland ecosystem

How does prescribed fire shape bird and plant communities in a temperate dry forest ecosystem?

How fire interacts with habitat loss and fragmentation

Predicting mammal responses to pyrodiversity: From microbats to macropods

Fire and biodiversity in the Anthropocene

Post-fire development of faunal habitat depends on plant regeneration traits

The influence of weather and moon phase on small mammal activity

Using decision science to evaluate global biodiversity indices

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Enric Batllori

Adrián Regos

William L. Geary

Kristian Bell

Patricia Wevill

Annabel L. Smith

Chris Jolly

David Keith

Michael-Shawn Fletcher

Don Driscoll

Bronwyn A. Hradsky

Trent D. Penman

Michael McCarthy

Núria Aquilué

Tim S. Doherty

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