Boreal Forests of North America are Shrinking
Boreal forests in North America are defying predictions of northward expansion in response to climate change.
Boreal forests in North America are defying predictions of northward expansion in response to climate change.
Climate change is creating a vegetation climate mismatch in the conifer forests of California’s Sierra Nevada.
Researchers used high resolution satellite imagery and machine learning to map trees in West Africa.
Researchers have mapped out where to plant trees to mitigate climate change.
Researchers who compared before and after LiDAR measurements of Puerto Rico’s tropical forests found that Hurricane Maria damaged or uprooted 40-60% of the tallest trees.