The landscape, understood as the manifestation of the link that identifies each society with
the space where it develops, brings us closer to the territory from a richer and more …

Conservation paleobiology has coalesced over the last two decades since its formal coining,
united by the goal of applying geohistorical records to inform the conservation …

Understanding historic patterns of land use and land cover change across large temporal
and spatial scales is critical for developing effective biodiversity conservation management …

Sustaining the structure, function, and services provided by forest ecosystems in the face of
changing climate and disturbance regimes represents a grand challenge for forest …

Restoration of fire-prone forests can promote resiliency to disturbances, yet such activities
may reduce biomass stocks to levels that conflict with climate mitigation goals. Using a set of …

Natural reforestation is one of the dominant processes in marginal mountain areas of the
Northern hemisphere. There is a globally relevant need to predict where and when natural …

Marine historical ecology emerged in the scholarly literature with the aim of understanding
long‐term dynamics in marine ecosystems and the outcomes of past human–ocean …

Historical baselines of forest conditions provide reference states to assess how forests have
changed through time. In California, the Public Land Survey System (PLSS) provides tree …

Over the past three decades, climate change adaptation has become a central focus in
conservation. To inform these efforts, the scientific community has provided a growing body …

Conservation of estuaries is strengthened by an understanding of past and current estuary
extent, which helps stakeholders envision resilient estuarine habitats in the future. We used …