Dr. Bradley’s research focuses on plant invasion and fire ecology, biogeography, and modeling the risk and potential shifts of plant invasions under global change. Her notable works include modeling potential risks of species invasions [246,247] and documenting the role of introduced grass species on fire activity in the western United States [72]. Her recent works have included evaluating the role of cheatgrass distribution on fire regimes [248] and the role that human ignitions and high winds play in promoting the occurrence of large wildfires [13,249,250].