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Tree planting has thus been trialled to accelerate reforestation, involving both growing seedlings in nursery conditions and subsequent outplanting, to test the performance (survival and growth) of different native tree species under different outplanting conditions (treatments).\n\nRegarding the nursery datasets, seeds and wildlings were sourced from adjacent relatively undisturbed forest. Seeds were collected from the ground, with damaged seeds discarded, and were germinated in the nursery. After reaching 0.5-1 cm in height, seedlings were transferred to plastic, peat-filled polybags and given a unique numbered tag to facilitate monitoring. Watering and weeding were conducted when necessary. Seedlings were generally grouped into species cohorts on entry into the nursery. 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Two trials included planting in weaved organic baskets (referred to by the local name “bakul” herein), typically measuring 20 cm height and 15 cm diameter, which were not removed prior to outplanting. Outplanted seedling monitoring involved recording whether a seeding was alive and measuring height in cm from the main stem base to the top of the highest leaf/branch. 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These data files represent results from comparisons of ecosystem property and biodiversity variables over space between new burn, old burn and unburned forest conditions, including: \n  (a) effect sizes resulting from a hierarchical mixed effects meta-analysis; and\n  (b) proportional changes resulting from a generalized linear mixed-effects model. \n\nThey also include datasets relating to variability ecosystem property and biodiversity variables over time in relation to fire incidence within the wider landscape, including\n  (c) time-series data for ecosystem properties aggregated by site and season, and occupancy detection matrices biodiversity for biodiversity variables; and\n  (d) species richness and abundance estimates aggregated at the site level.","documentType":"GEMINI_DOCUMENT","funder":["The Orangutan Project","Arcus Foundation","Darwin Initiative","Save the Orangutan","Orangutan Land Trust","US Fish and Wildlife Service Great Apes Conservation Fund","Ocean Parks Foundation Hong Kong","Panthera","The Clouded Leopard Project/Point Defiance Zoo and Aquarium","Orangutan Outreach","Orangutan Appeal UK","Natural Environment Research Council","Leverhulme Research Leadership Award","Universitas Gadjah Mada "],"grant":["NE/T010401/1","RL-2019-054","1525/UN1/DITLIT/Dit-Lit/PT.01.05/2022"],"identifier":"24e8e9c6-f9fa-4758-951f-9160bb0dde6e","incomingCitationCount":0,"individual":["Harrison, M.E.","Deere, N.J.","Imron, M.A.","Nasir, D.","Adul","Asti, H.A.","Aragay Soler, J.","Boyd, N.C.","Cheyne, S.M.","Healy, W.","Hendri","Holly, B.","Iwan","Jeffers, K.A.","Kulu, I.P.","Kusin, K.","Marchant, N.C.","Morrogh-Bernard, H.C.","Purwanto, A.","Ripoll Capilla, B.","Santiano","Sugardjito, J.","Supriatna, J.","Thornton, S.A.","Yulintine","Struebig, M.J."],"keyword":["Central Kalimantan"," Indonesia","Borneo","Sebangau National Park","Biodiversity","biodiversity","occupancy","time series","ecosystem dynamics","restoration","tropical peat-swamp forest","wildfire","fire"],"keywordsPlace":["Central Kalimantan"," Indonesia","Borneo","Sebangau National Park"],"keywordsTheme":["Biodiversity"],"keywordsOther":["biodiversity","occupancy","time series","ecosystem dynamics","restoration","tropical peat-swamp forest","wildfire","fire"],"licence":"Open government licence","lineage":"Data were collected from the Natural Laboratory of Peat-swamp Forest special research zone in Sebangau National Park, Central Kalimantan, Indonesia. 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Data on the following variables were collected from each of the three (or in some cases two) different fire treatments: ecosystem properties, including microclimate (temperature), vegetation (canopy/fern/grass cover, density of pitcher plants/large Pandanaceae plants/lianas/seedlings/saplings/trees) and forest structure (tree height, aboveground live biomass); and biodiversity, including species richness and abundance for trees, Odonata (split into Anisoptera and Zygoptera), fruit-feeding butterflies (Lepidoptera: Papilionoidea), amphibians, reptiles and avian-focused soundscape indices (Bioacoustic Index, Acoustic Complexity Index, Acoustic Diversity Index and Normalised Difference Soundscape Index). 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