Dr. Belcher’s research focuses on the impact and flammability of wildfires in both contemporary and ancient ecosystems. Dr. Belcher’s work seeks to further understand what role wildfires play in maintaining the various earth-system processes that enable the Earth to be habitable. Dr. Belcher recently edited “Fire Phenomena and the Earth System: An interdisciplinary Guide to Fire Science” [238]. Notable works by Dr. Belcher include understanding the lower limits of oxygen under wildfires that occurred in the Mesozoic [239] and the flammability of Earth’s ecosystems during the Carboniferous through the present periods of Earth’s history [240]. Her recent work has included contributions to a synthesis to consider the plant characteristics that lead to the flammability of ecosystems [230].