Rainfall interception in forest ecosystems is a critical hydrological process whereby a portion of precipitation is captured by the canopy and subsequently redistributed via evaporation, throughfall, ...
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How Forests Act as Natural Climate Regulators
Imagine walking through a dense forest on a scorching summer day, suddenly feeling the temperature drop by several degrees. The air becomes cooler, more humid, and somehow more breathable. This isn't ...
Access to the Hoh Rain Forest has been cut off since the Upper Hoh Road was damaged by floods earlier this month. The road ...
Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Dianne Plummer is the Lead Consultant of STEM Spark Solutions. Forests are the lungs of our planet, absorbing carbon dioxide, ...
Global warming, with its long summers and increasing number of droughts, is introducing a new climate in the Amazon ...
More than 200 forest ecologists and top climate scientists, including Jim Hansen and Michael Mann, have written the Biden administration urging it to quickly move forward on the president’s commitment ...
For over 50 years each spring, researchers with Connecticut’s Great Mountain Forest, nestled in the Litchfield Hills, have been recording how early three Persian Lilac trees begin to bud and flower.
Wildfires may disappear from the landscape within weeks, but their hidden effects on the soil can persist for decades. An ...
Frances Seymour of FCLP Secretariat unveils a Roadmap for Action on Forest Finance during the opening session at the Nature Hub on 09.23.2025. As the climate clock ticks ever closer to 2030, Climate ...
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