Road networks are expanding in tropical countries, increasing human access to remote
forests that act as refuges for biodiversity and provide globally important ecosystem services …

Roads facilitate development in remote forest regions, often with detrimental consequences
for ecosystems. In the Congo Basin, unpaved logging roads used by timber firms, as well as …

Tropical moist forests have been severely affected by natural and anthropogenic
disturbances, leading to substantial changes in global carbon cycle and climate. These …

We present a range-wide assessment of sympatric western lowland gorillas Gorilla gorilla
gorilla and central chimpanzees Pan troglodytes troglodytes using the largest survey data …

Abstract Information on forest disturbance is crucial for tropical forest management and
global carbon cycle analysis. The long-term collection of data from the Landsat missions …

What do Colombia, Indonesia, and Papua New Guinea have in common? Not only are they
among the most biodiverse countries in the world, they also face a suite of environmental …

Road development has affected many remote tropical forests around the world and has
accelerated human-induced deforestation, forest degradation and biodiversity loss. The …

To allow for the production of timber while preserving conservation values, forestry
regulations in the Congo Basin have made Forest Management Plans (FMP) mandatory in …

Illegal logging is an important driver of tropical forest loss. A wide range of organizations and
interested parties wish to track selective logging activities and verify logging intensities as …

Timber harvest is a prevailing economic activity in Amazonia, which contributes to forest
degradation and biodiversity loss. However, Reduced-impact logging has been used to …