Forest restoration is a powerful tool that combats forest loss and mitigates climate change.
Our review asks how climate change considerations are integrated into forest restoration …

Disturbances (eg fires, floods, windstorms, landslides and tsunamis) are ubiquitous
throughout the world. Many social and ecological systems have resilience mechanisms to …

Concerns over wildfire impacts to water supplies have motivated efforts to mitigate risk by
reducing forest fuels. Methods to assess fuel treatment effects and prioritise their placement …

Forest managers are faced with the difficulty of promoting multiple ecosystem services (ES)
with an incomplete understanding of the complex ways these ES interact. We developed a …

Fire‐prone dry forests often face increasing fires from climate change with low resistance
and resilience due to logging of large, old fire‐resistant trees. Their restoration across large …

Old trees (defined here as≥ 150 years old) can be rare in many forests because of past
timber harvest, uncharacteristically severe wildfires, and–increasingly–climate change. Old …

The US Department of Agriculture Forest Service's Collaborative Forest Landscape
Restoration Program (CFLRP) was created in 2009 to fund collaborative, science-based …

Nine multipurpose silvicultural treatments, formulated as a synthesis of recently
implemented prescriptions offered by forest managers, were simulated to evaluate their …

Wood removed in Southwestern US forest restoration treatments currently has limited
markets and thus low value. One important property of wood in structural products is its …

Collaborative natural resource management has emerged as a means to increase the
transparency of decisionmaking in public lands management and to promote shared …