Tropical forests harbor a significant portion of global biodiversity and are a critical
component of the climate system. Reducing deforestation and forest degradation contributes …

Tropical forests store vast amounts of carbon and are the most biodiverse terrestrial habitats,
yet they are being converted and degraded at alarming rates. Given global shortfalls in the …

Climate change and biodiversity loss are deeply intertwined anthropogenic global crises, for
which forests provide powerful nature-based solutions. Biodiverse forests are more resilient …

The Afrotropics are experiencing some of the fastest urbanisation rates on the planet but the
impact of city growth on their rich and unique biodiversity remains understudied, especially …

Forests have an important role in the carbon cycle and in the dynamics of storing and
releasing carbon in growth, decay, and disturbance processes. Timber harvesting initially …

Climate change and biodiversity loss are severe and intertwined global threats. Land-based
efforts to address both require an understanding of the spatial relationships between carbon …

Increasing pressures from global human activities have compromised the biological heritage
of our planet, including the future of primate species. The survival of this group is threatened …

Ao iniciar um projeto de restauração, são necessárias algumas avaliações da área para
que sejam feitas escolhas mais adequadas à sua recuperação. Dentre as escolhas, o …

Water availability is the central limiting factor for vegetation carbon allocation in semi-arid
forests. However, the sensitivity of this relationship likely varies as a function of total tree …

Habitat loss and climate change are two of the most important threats to biodiversity in the
tropics. The climate mechanism to Reduce Emissions from Deforestation and Forest …