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New forests can bring many benefits; however, public concern over wildfires can create a dilemma for restoration ecologists, managers, and policy makers advocating for forestation. In southern montane New Zealand, destocking following pastoral tenure review and forestation incentives have resulted in an increase in woody vegetation, raising concerns over fire risk. We used abundance‐weighted community...
1. The unpredictable component of community structure – chance/randomness/stochasticity – is increasingly discussed, recently in terms of Neutral Theory, but is never directly measured. We show that a direct estimate of chance can be made from spatial autocorrelation, and demonstrate this usage.
2. The dissimilarity between two patches of vegetation was plotted against the distance between the patches,...
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