Treesource.orgflipped into TreesourceForests USFS scientist: Climate change demands silviculture focused on resilience, restoration treesource.org - Jennifer Moore Myers/Southern Research Station Climate change is here. In southern forests, it takes the form of novel disturbances – different frequency and severity of drought, fire, wind …
Treesource.orgflipped into TreesourceU.S. National Parks Study: Climate change impacts are most severe in U.S. national parks treesource.org - Patrick Gonzalez/University of California Berkeley Human-caused climate change is disrupting ecosystems and people’s lives around the world. It is melting glaciers, increasing wildfires, and shifting …
Treesource.orgflipped into TreesourceBiology Can biotechnology save the American chestnut from extinction? treesource.org - Andrew Newhouse/State University of New York SYRACUSE — American chestnuts used to be unique and beautiful trees, providing sustenance and shelter for wildlife and a healthy and profitable nut …
Treesource.orgflipped into TreesourceYellowstone National Park Aspen makes comeback in Yellowstone National Park, courtesy of wolves treesource.org - Chris Branam/Oregon State University CORVALLIS, Ore. – The reintroduction of wolves into Yellowstone National Park is tied to the recovery of aspen in areas around the park, according to …
Treesource.orgflipped into TreesourceForests 30 years later: Yellowstone’s 1988 fires revealed resilience of forests treesource.org - Monica G. Turner This summer marks the 30th anniversary of the 1988 Yellowstone fires – massive blazes that affected about 1.2 million acres in and around Yellowstone …
Treesource.orgflipped into TreesourceForests We must ‘pre-store’ forests for climate change treesource.org - Jad Daley/American Forests America’s intense focus on western wildfires has recently centered on one question: Does it matter if they are being caused by climate change? While …
