Georgia study models historic American chestnut distribution from 1804–1832 land surveys
A species-distribution study based on 1804–1832 Georgia land surveys found that American chestnut occurred across all five physiographic provinces and ...
Tag: forest restoration
Machine Learning Maps Fragile Zones in Vietnam’s Hinh River Basin
A new study combines satellite imagery, machine learning and expert-weighted zoning to map environmental fragility and forecast land-cover change in ...
Spiders Reveal a Hidden Trade-Off in Ghana’s Twenty-Year Forest Restoration
A twenty-year study of ground-hunting spiders in Ghana shows that active forest restoration boosts spider activity density above natural forest ...
China’s Trees Surge by 72 Percent as New 30-Meter Map Tracks Four Decades of Forest Change
A new 30-meter-resolution annual dataset shows China's forest trees rose from about 106 billion to 182 billion between 1985 and ...
Forest fragmentation heats the planet more than we thought
A new global analysis shows that forest fragmentation raises land surface temperatures across most forest biomes, often mattering more for ...
Buried Seeds Reveal a Broken Promise: Ethiopia’s Degraded Mountain Forest Cannot Heal Itself
A greenhouse analysis of buried seeds in Ethiopia's degraded RasAmba forest shows the soil seed bank is dominated by weeds ...
Tree Planting Can Backfire: Restoration’s Hidden Spillover Effects Mapped Across Africa
A landmark analysis of nearly 130,000 restoration sites across sub-Saharan Africa shows that natural regeneration and active planting cut tree ...
Sulawesi Is Losing Its Water-Regulating Landscapes, Satellite Record Shows
A 32-year spatial analysis shows that high water regulation capacity on Sulawesi Island fell from 59.5 percent of the land ...
Sausage Tree Seeds Lose Their Power After Just One Year in Storage, Benin Study Finds
A new study from Benin shows that seeds of the threatened sausage tree Kigelia africana germinate best when fresh and ...
Protecting standing Amazon forests beats restoration for biodiversity and carbon, study finds
A large-scale Amazonian study published in Science finds that protecting existing forests from logging and wildfires is more cost-effective for ...
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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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