Lab has developed a new remote sensing method to continuously monitor primary forest loss and determine what factors are driving that loss. Their findings are published in the journal Remote ...
Millions of hectares of old-growth forest disappearing every year, along with tens of thousands of forest species, scientists ...
Addressing climate change, forest regeneration sequesters carbon, restores ecosystems, and boosts biodiversity, ensuring ...
On February 20, 2025, a research team from Wuhan University and Emory University published a pioneering study in the Journal of Remote Sensing, introducing the Change Point Estimation of Forest ...
According to the results, China has a staggering 142.6 billion trees, or around 100 trees per person. Of course, urban areas and the high Himalayas have far fewer trees.
As part of ongoing efforts to contribute to the regional management of natural resource protection, the Food and Agriculture ...
Satellite images from space are allowing scientists to delve deeper into the individual functions of different tropical forest canopies with new and surprising results. Understanding tree traits and ...
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