The role of forests in biodiversity assessment and planning is substantial as these
ecosystems support approximately 80% of the world's terrestrial biodiversity. Forests provide …

Old-growth forests (OGF) provide valuable ecosystem services such as habitat provision,
carbon sequestration or recreation maintaining biodiversity, carbon storage, or human well …

Old-growth forests provide many ecosystem services and benefits. However, they are
becoming increasingly rare and thus are an urgent priority for conservation. Accurately …

Global climate change, biodiversity decline, and increasing disturbances are challenging
the health and resilience of forests. In this regard, forest managers have sought to promote …

Summary The public-domain International Tree-Ring Data Bank (ITRDB) is an under-utilized
dataset to improve existing estimates of global tree longevity. We used the longest …

Biodiversity assessment and monitoring in old-growth forests (OGFs) is crucial for their
effective management and conservation amongst various natural and human-induced …

Centuries of forest exploitation have caused significant loss of natural forests in Europe,
leading to a decline in populations for many species. To prevent further loss in biodiversity …

The perennial presence of a species at a given area in a landscape stems from its
colonisation capacity. The first step in establishing a presence is dispersal from a source …

The accumulation of carbon (C) within boreal forest biomass is an important component of
the global carbon cycle. Whilst it is understood that old forests contain a large carbon stock …

Le réseau de structures linéaires est constitué de routes, de sentiers, de pipelines et de
lignes sismiques aménagés dans une grande partie de la forêt boréale commerciale. Ces …