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Meg A Krawchuk
Natural disturbances drive change and shape landscapes, thereby supporting local and regional biodiversity in forested ecosystems. By creating heterogeneity in ecosystem attributes (eg soils and vegetation), these disturbances contribute to landscape-scale patterns and processes, including interactions between the local environment and species in the metacommunity (Turner 2010). Although disturbances can be beneficial to the maintenance of biodiversity in an ecosystem, those that exceed the historical range of variability can have adverse short- and long-term consequences (Landres et al. 1999). Ongoing global environmental change, including anthropogenic climate change, is raising concerns about the loss of forests and their biodiversity, and the role that natural and anthropogenic disturbances play in such losses (Millar and Stephenson 2015). Amid these concerns is a growing recognition of the importance of refugia, and especially disturbance refugia, as critical buffers to rapid ecosystem change (Morelli et al. 2020).