Forest management practices encompass a range of interventions—such as selective harvesting, prescribed burning, conservation easements and reforestation—aimed at sustaining timber production, ...
A whole-system functional analysis of tree species is required to achieve climate-adaptive forests and a climate-adaptive building industry, according to a study published in PNAS Nexus. Through the ...
Thinning, the practice of removing some trees to promote the growth of others, is a common forestry management technique, but its effects on forest carbon dynamics vary greatly depending on the forest ...
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