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Integrating Wildfire Risk into Robust Forest Management Optimization
Increasingly severe and unpredictable extreme weather events-such as high-intensity forest firesthreaten long-term ecosystem service provision, driving a critical reassessment of current forest management planning. While planning frameworks exist, few incorporate optimization methods that account fo
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