Research output
A live feed of my research output, pulled automatically from Zotero. Updated on the 1st and 15th of each month.
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Ivory II, A. A., Wonkka, C. L., McGranahan, D. A., Akpejeluh, P., Kincy, S., Weidig, N. C., Roberts, C. P., Brock, K. M., Silva, C. A. & Donovan, V. M. · Fire Ecology, vol. 22, no. 1, pp. 119
Invasive species can fundamentally alter fire regimes by modifying fuel characteristics, yet predicting their impacts on fire behavior remains challenging.
Ivey, M. A., Weidig, N. C., Ivory II, A. A. & Donovan, V. M. · Forest Ecology and Management, vol. 603, pp. 123446
Trees and shrubs are expanding into historically open ecosystems across the globe, threatening ecological function and ecosystem services.
Ivey, M. A., Wonkka, C. L., Weidig, N. C. & Donovan, V. M. · Geophysical Research Letters, vol. 51, no. e2024GL110586
Large wildfires are increasing in the eastern United States; however, what factors are heightening large wildfire risk remains unclear.
Weidig, N. C., Wonkka, C. L., Ivey, M. A. & Donovan, V. M. · International Journal of Wildland Fire, vol. 33, no. 12
The recent increase in large wildfires in the eastern United States makes it crucial to examine the subsequent risk to human life and property.
Weidig, N. C., Miller, A. L. & Parker, A. T. · PLOS ONE, vol. 17, no. 11, pp. e0277237
Females of container-breeding mosquito species use visual and chemical cues to determine suitable habitats to oviposit their eggs.
Borenstein, S. · Associated Press
Often considered more a problem for Western North America, wildfires are becoming more intense, frequent and damaging in the East, such as this week’s blaze that destroyed dozens of homes in Georgia…
Weidig, N. C., Wonkka, C. L., Ivey, M. A., Johnson, D. J. & Donovan, V. M. · Southern Fire Exchange
Large wildfires are increasing in the eastern United States, raising concern about the risk to human life and property within the wildland-urban interface (WUI), where development and vegetation…
Fernandez, C. & Weidig, N. C. · Fire Lines, vol. 15, no. 7
As development continues to expand into fire-prone landscapes, the eastern United States is experiencing notable shifts in wildfire patterns.
Donovan, V. M., Crandall, R. M., Fill, J. M., Ivey, M. A., Weidig, N. C. & Wonkka, C. L. · Oak Woodlands & Forests Fire Consortium
Dr. Donovan will provide a summary of her lab’s ongoing research investigations into changes in large (>200 ha) wildfire activity across multiple scales in the eastern U.S. and the interacting…
Ivey, M. A., Wonkka, C. L., Weidig, N. C. & Donovan, V. M. · Oak Woodlands & Forests Fire Consortium
This study characterizes changes in woody vegetation cover across the eastern United States from 1990 to 2020 and evaluates its association with the occurrence of large wildfires (i.e., >200 ha (~494…
Weidig, N. C., Wonkka, C. L., Ivey, M. A., Johnson, D. J. & Donovan, V. M. · Ecological Society of America
Presented at International Association for Landscape Ecology - North America Annual Conference (Apr 2025), Ecological Society of America (Aug 2025)
Large wildfires are increasing in the eastern U.S., which contains the greatest amount of wildland-urban interface (WUI) compared to the rest of the country.
Alexander, H. D., Donovan, V. M., Lamounier Moura, A., Lazzaro, L. G., Weidig, N. C. & Ivey, M. A. · Proceedings of the 4th fire ecology and management symposium (FES-412), vol. 4
Donovan, V. M., Weidig, N. C., Ivey, M. A., Crandall, R. M., Fill, J. M. & Wonkka, C. L. · International Association for Landscape Ecology - North America Annual Conference
Presented at Auburn University College of Forest, Wildlife and Environment Invited Seminar (Apr 2025), International Association for Landscape Ecology - North America Annual Conference (Apr 2025)
Wildfire risk is changing across the globe.
Ivey, M. A., Weidig, N. C., Ivory II, A. A. & Donovan, V. M. · International Association for Landscape Ecology - North America Annual Conference
Woody cover increases in historically open ecosystems are occurring across the globe, leading to ecosystem degradation and increased wildfire risk.
Ivory II, A. A., Brock, K. M., Johnson, S. A., Weidig, N. C., Hallett, M. T., Acevedo, M. A. & Scheffers, B. R. · Florida Bat Working Group Annual Meeting; Southeastern Bat Diversity Network
As urbanization continues, animals are increasingly compelled to navigate human-altered environments.
Weidig, N. C., Wonkka, C. L., Ivey, M. A., Johnson, D. J. & Donovan, V. M. · University of Florida Office of Graduate Professional Development Graduate Student Research Day
Large wildfires are increasing in the eastern U.S., which contains the greatest amount of WUI compared to the rest of the country.
Donovan, V. M. & Weidig, N. C.
This Open Letter by Kalapodis and Sakkas presents a framework for enhancing the resilience of forests against the increasing wildfire issue in Europe by integrating Integrated Fire Management (IFM)…
Weidig, N. C. · University of Florida
The recent increase in large wildfires in the eastern United States makes it crucial to examine the subsequent risk to human life and property.
Lester, L. · AGU News
Woody vegetation has increased by 37% over the last 30 years in the eastern United States, fueling the rise in large wildfires.
Weidig, N. C., Wonkka, C. L., Ivey, M. A. & Donovan, V. M. · Northwest Florida Association of Environmental Practitioners Symposium
The recent increase in large wildfires in the eastern United States makes it crucial to examine the subsequent risk to human life and property.
Weidig, N. C. · University of Florida West Florida Research and Education Center Invited Seminar
This talk covers the fundamentals of using R Markdown to create reproducible workflows that seamlessly integrate code, results, and narrative.
Weidig, N. C., Wonkka, C. L., Ivey, M. A. & Donovan, V. M. · International Association for Landscape Ecology - North America Annual Conference
Wildfires are increasing in the eastern United States.
Donovan, V. M., Crandall, R. M., Fill, J. M., Ivey, M. A., Weidig, N. C. & Wonkka, C. L. · Southern Fire Exchange
This webinar provides an overview of changing large wildfire regimes in the eastern U.S., highlighting increasing wildfire number, size, and total area burned within regions of the southeast.
Donovan, V. M., Crandall, R. M., Fill, J. M., Ivey, M. A., Weidig, N. C. & Wonkka, C. L. · Gulf of Mexico Conference
Global change is altering ecosystem structure and function including natural disturbance processes like fire that can threaten human communities.
Carl, N., Shows, C., McKeithen, J., Weidig, N. C. & Donovan, V. M. · Gulf of Mexico Conference
Cogongrass (Imperata cylindrica) is a pervasive invasive plant species across the Gulf of Mexico region and listed as the seventh worst weed in the world.
Weidig, N. C., Niang, D., Williams, M., Porema, K., Palumbo, J., Weyrich, A., Smyth, S. & Lynch, D. R. · International Society for Applied Cardiovascular Biology Biennial Meeting
Aortic valve replacement (AVR) remains the only definitive and efficacious treatment for patients with severe aortic stenosis (AS), a common valvular abnormality associated with high mortality…
Weidig, N. C., Miller, A. L. & Parker, A. T. · Entomological Society of America Annual Conference
Presented at Northern Kentucky University Heather Bullen Research Celebration (Aug 2021), Entomological Society of America Annual Conference (Oct 2021)
Females of container-breeding mosquito species use visual and chemical cues to determine suitable habitats to oviposit their eggs.
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