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Shana Gross is affiliated with wildfire research efforts in New Zealand, serving as a fire ecologist at the Bioeconomy Science Institute (formerly Scion). She leads research focused on developing science-based tools to manage wildfire risks and support communities. Her work includes collaboration with Lincoln University on projects examining the flammability of indigenous forests, such as Kauri, Podocarp, and Beech forests, as part of broader MBIE Endeavour programmes on extreme wildfire preparedness.
Discover Lincoln University's groundbreaking PhD research on beech forest litter flammability, enhancing wildfire prediction and management in New Zealand's vital ecosystems.
Explore groundbreaking Lincoln University research on beech forests litter bed flammability, revealing ignition thresholds amid rising wildfire risks in New Zealand.
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