Bronze Age Italians ran sustainable coppicing cycles centuries ago, pollen reveals
High-resolution pollen records from Terramare settlements in northern Italy show that Bronze Age communities managed oak woodlands through recurrent selective ...
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Urban Forests Deliver More Than Shade: Soundscapes and Well-Being Emerge as Key to Sustainable Cities
A new editorial argues that urban forests sustain cities through a multi-sensory portfolio of ecosystem services, with soundscapes, mental health ...
Detective Work Reveals Four Invasive Trees Lurked Silently for Decades Before Exploding
A Hungarian study reconstructing 80 years of invasion history shows four non-native tree species lurked nearly unnoticed for 60 to ...
Deadwood Fails as a Yardstick in Georgia’s Managed Beech Forests, Study Finds
A field study in eastern Georgia shows that deadwood volume cannot distinguish managed from old-growth Oriental beech forests, while hornbeam ...
Herbarium Specimens Reveal How Invasive Pests and Management Reshape Appalachian Bryophyte Communities
Deep in the high peaks of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, a quiet ecological drama has been unfolding for ...
Strip Thinning Preserves Forest Carbon in Subtropical Cypress Plantations, Study Finds
A 1,277-day litterbag experiment in Chinese cypress plantations shows that strip thinning and filling best preserves humus carbon, with litter ...
Killing Wilding Pines Is Only Half the Battle, New Zealand’s Biggest Invasion Program Reveals
A major field study of New Zealand's wilding conifer programme shows that both aerial herbicide spraying and ground-based control achieve ...
Norway spruce falters while Scots pine tightens water use as drought grips southern Finland
Tree-ring isotopes and national forest inventory data reveal that Norway spruce suffered sharp growth declines after 2016 with only weak ...
Slovak scientists teach a swarm algorithm to plan forests tree by tree
Slovak researchers have built a prototype that pairs a binary particle swarm algorithm with the Sibyla forest growth simulator to ...
Standing but Struggling: Europe’s Forests Are Quietly Losing Their Power to Recover
A new eLTER policy brief warns that Europe's forests may appear intact while losing their capacity to recover from climate ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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