Abstract Purpose of Review Boreal forests provide a wide range of ecosystem services that
are important to society. The boreal biome is experiencing the highest rates of warming on …

The composition and structure of modern forest ecosystems result from past and present
climate as well as centuries of anthropic and natural disturbances. Concerns related to the …

Current ecological models predict profound climate change-related effects on the natural
disturbance regimes of forests. Spruce budworm (Choristoneura fumiferana)(SBW) is the …

High-rise residential timber buildings (≥ 8 stories) are an emerging and promising domain,
primarily owing to their capacity to deliver notable environmental and economic benefits …

Areas affected by forest fires are increasing worldwide, making salvage logging (ie,
harvesting fire-affected trees) an increasingly used practice to reduce the economic impacts …

Major environmental changes affect the health and capacity of ecosystems to sustain
Indigenous people's well‐being in boreal landscapes. Collaboration between Indigenous …

Despite the wide application of riparian buffers in the managed boreal forest, their long-term
effectiveness as freshwater protection tools remains unknown. Here, we evaluate windthrow …

Forest growth varies across landscapes due to the intricate relationships between various
environmental drivers and forest management. In this study, we analysed the variation of …

Soil bacteria, as integral components of the soil microbial community, play pivotal roles in
biogeochemical cycles and ecosystem functions in boreal forests. The altitudinal patterns of …

Partial cutting has lower canopy removal intensities than clearcutting and has been
proposed as an alternative harvesting approach to enhance ecosystem services, including …