History of Insect Invasions Offer Insight into the Future
Invasion by Hemiptera insects suggests that increased trade might offset the effects of improved biosecurity
Articles by USDA Forest Service
Genetics of the Tree of Life
USFS scientists advance genetic understanding of African baobab tree
Forest Service Debuts State-by-State Statistics on Carbon
Expanded report is part of national greenhouse gas reporting
Old-Growth Forest May Provide Valuable Biodiversity Refuge in Areas at Risk of Severe Fire
Leveraging the potential of old-growth forests to act as refuges may be an effective tool for forest managers as they deal with worsening fire seasons in the Pacific Northwest
Nitrogen Pollution's Path to Streams Weaves through More Forests—and at a Faster Pace—than Suspected
The findings are the result of a collaboration that compiled data from 13 states and one province over 21 years
Lethal Fungus That Causes White-Nose Syndrome May Have an Achilles' Heel, Study Reveals
A team of scientists from the U.S. Forest Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture, and the University of New Hampshire found that the fungus is highly sensitive to UV light
First National Survey Finds Trees Saving Lives
Air pollution modeling reveals broad-scale impacts of pollution removal by trees.
Five Anthropogenic Factors That Will Radically Alter Northern Forests in 50 Years
U.S. Forest Service Study Suggests Climate is Not the Only Factor Ushering in Change