Vanilla Cultivation under Trees Promotes Pest Regulation
Research team led by University of Göttingen investigates agroforestry systems in Madagascar
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High Social and Ecological Standards for Chocolate
Research team including agroecologists from Göttingen University study conditions in Peruvian cocoa agroforestry systems
Someday, Even Wet Forests Could Burn Due to Climate Change
New study provides geochemical evidence showing that forest fires expanded dramatically in the past, potentially burning up to 30 or 40 percent of global forests
Tree Rings Show Scale of Arctic Pollution Is Worse Than We Thought
New research shows that the damage done by decades of nickel and copper mining has not only devastated local environments, but also affected the global carbon cycle
Reforestation Can Only Partially Restore Tropical Soils
Research team from Göttingen and the US investigates subsoil in deforested forest areas
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
Natural Solutions to the Climate Crisis? One-Quarter Is All Down to Earth
A new study reveals that soil represents up to 25 percent of the total global potential for natural climate solutions
Trees Struggle When Forests Become Too Small
Fragmented forests a problem for spreading seeds, supporting diversity
Study Identifies Bumble Bees' Favorite Flowers to Aid Bee Conservation
Research in the Sierra Nevada region of California illustrates the varying flower choices of bumble bees