• Volume 4, No. 1
• Volume 4, No. 2 - Special Issue - Fire and Wildlife Interactions 

• James K. Agee and M. Reese Lolley - Thinning and Prescribed Fire Effects on Fuels and Potential Fire Behavior in an Eastern Cascades Forest, Washington, USA
  
  
• Lars Schmidt, Marco G. Hille and Scott L. Stephens - Restoring Northern Sierra Nevada Mixed Conifer Forest Composition and Structure with Prescribed Fires of Varying Intensities
  
  
• Carl H. Key - Ecological and Sampling Constraints on Defining Landscape Fire Severity
  
  
• Scot D. Johnson and Randy Balice - Seasons Within the Wildfire Season: Marking Weather-Related Fire Occurrence Regimes
  
  
• Scott M. Ferrenberg, Dylan W. Schwilk, Eric E. Knapp, Eric Groth and Jon E. Keeley - Fire Decreases Arthropod Abundance But Increases Diversity: Early and Late Season Prescribed Fire Effects in a Sierra Nevada Mixed-Conifer Forest
  
  
• George Terhune - Response to the Ingalsbee Article in Fire Ecology, Vol. 1, No. 1, April 2005.
  
  
• Amanda L. Bataineh, Brian P. Oswald, Mohammad Bataineh, Daniel Unger, I-Kuai Hung, and Daniel Scognamillo - Spatial Autocorrelation and Pseudoreplicaton in Fire Ecology
  

• Stephen J. Pyne - The Element That Isn't
  
  
• William H. Romme, Peter J. Barry, David D. Hanna, M. Lisa Floyd, and Scott White - A Wildfire Hazard Assessment and Map for La Plata County, Colorado, USA
  
  
• D. K. Kennard and K. Outcalt - Modeling spatial patterns of fuels and fire behavior in a longleaf pine forest in the southeastern USA
  
  
• MaryBeth Keifer, Jan W. van Wagtendonk, and Monica Buhler - Long-Term Surface Fuel Accumulation in Burned and Unburned Mixed-Conifer Forests of the Central and Southern Sierra Nevada, CA USA
  
  
• Christopher B. Oneal, John D. Stuart, Steven J. Steinberg, and Lawrence Fox III -
  Geographic Analysis of Natural Fire Rotation in the California Redwood Forest During the Suppression Era
  
  
• John B. Graham and Brian C. McCarthy - Effects of Fine Fuel Moisture and Loading on Small Scale Fire Behavior in Mixed-Oak Forests of Southern Ohio
  
  
• Tadashi J. Moody, JoAnn Fites-Kaufman, and Scott L. Stephens - Fire History and Climate Influences from Forests in the Northern Sierra Nevada, USA
  
  

Volume 1, April 2005

• Jan van Wagtendonk - Welcome by the President of the Association for Fire Ecology
  
  
• Scott L. Stephens and Danny L. Fry - Fire History in Coast Redwood Stands in the Northeastern Santa Cruz Mountains, California
  
  
• Will Russell and Ryan Tompkins - Estimating Biomass in Coastal Baccharis pilularis Dominated Plant Communities
  
  
• R.E.J. Boerner and J.A. Brinkman - Effects of Prescribed Fire at Two Frequencies on N Mineralization and Nitrification at Two Spatial Scales in Mixed-Oak Forests
  
  
• Diana L. Olson and James K. Agee - Historical fires in Douglas-fir dominated riparian forests of the southern Cascades, Oregon

•  Deborah K. Kennard, Kenneth W. Outcalt, David Jones, and Joseph J. O’Brien - Comparing Techniques for Estimating Flame Temperature of Prescribed Fires
  
  
• Timothy Ingalsbee - Fuelbreaks for Wildland Fire Management:  A Moat or a Drawbridge for Ecosystem Fire Restoration?