Canada Needs Indigenous-Led Fire Stewardship
Researchers recommend the revival of cultural burning to better manage wildfire risk
forests
Cameras Reveal Snowshoe Hare Density
Cameras could provide an alternative to live-trapping for determining small mammal density in forests
Earth’s Coldest Forests Are Shifting Northward with Climate Change
Changes in vegetation could affect both plant and animal biodiversity, especially species like caribou and moose
Study Shows How Climate Change Can Worsen Impact of Invasive Plants
Invasive plants may, in turn, alter the environment in a way that amplifies climate change impacts
Tropical Forests Can Recover Quickly on Reclaimed Agricultural Lands
New research finds that, while different attributes recover at different rates, tropical forests can recover quickly
Forest Restoration: Where to Obtain Tens of Billions of Quality Seeds
Major land restoration targets include massive investments in tree-planting initiatives
Tropical Forests in Africa’s Mountains Store More Carbon than Previously Thought
Scientists studying forests in Africa were surprised by their carbon storage, and how fast they are disappearing
Wildfire Smoke May Lead to Less Rain in the Western US
Particles from wildfires make small cloud droplets that are less likely to fall as rain
Remote Sensing Techniques Help Treat and Manage Hollow Forests
Oak tree decline detected by advanced remote sensing techniques
Roadless Forests See More Blazes but Fire Resilience Is the Result
Roadless national forests burn more often and at a higher severity than national forests with roads