Studying the ecological resilience in fire-prone landscapes is significant for understanding how ecosystems recover from disturbances like wildfires. Resilience relates to an ecosystem's ability to absorb shocks and regenerate after disruption. Analyzing how different species respond to fire, including their recovery rates, helps inform management practices that promote biodiversity and ecosystem stability. Additionally, understanding resilience can aid in predicting how ecosystems might respond to climate change exacerbating fire conditions. This knowledge helps develop strategies for restoring and maintaining healthy, resilient landscapes capable of withstanding future disturbances.