Questions Do different growth forms have distinct temporal patterns of recovery of their
structure, diversity, and composition in restored Atlantic Rain forest? Are tree and non‐tree …

Forest restoration by planting trees often accelerates succession, but the trajectories toward
reference ecosystems have rarely been evaluated. Using a chronosequence (4–53 years) of …

Question Identifying the factors that lead to the success of restoration projects has been a
major challenge in ecological restoration. Here we ask which factors, aside from time since …

Forest restoration figures prominently on climate action plans, both in the public and private
sector. Restoration has the potential to enhance forest recovery and carbon storage, yet …

Canopy species can act changing abundance, survival and spatial distribution of other
species below. The present study investigated the potential of four native species from the …

Studies on the dynamics of ecosystems undergoing restoration are needed to verify whether
they are following the expected trajectory, developing in unexpected ways, or becoming …

Tree planting is the most widely used technique for tropical forest restoration because it
accelerates the recovery of forest structure and ecosystem functioning. Despite the …

A substantial proportion of the existing tree plantations has been established following
clearing of native forests. This form of conversion has become widely unaccepted, and there …

The global community is seeking to substantially restore the world's forest cover to improve
the supply of ecosystem services. However, it is not clear what type of reforestation must be …

Ecological restoration is potentially affected by factors acting at both micro-(characteristics of
the site for seedling establishment) and meso-scales (landscape features). We evaluated …