In human‐modified tropical landscapes (HML s) the conservation of biodiversity, functions
and services of forest ecosystems depends on persistence of old growth forest remnants …

Restoration of tropical montane cloud forest (TMCF) landscapes is urgently required.
Assisting the regeneration of endangered and shade tolerant tree species is essential for …

The root is the main organ of a plant for absorbing resources and whose spatial distribution
characteristics play an important role in the survival of seedlings after afforestation. Chinese …

Among recovery strategies for secondary and degraded tropical forests, the introduction of
tree species is one of the most commonly used. This is achieved particularly through the …

Ecological restoration is urgently needed to arrest and reverse land degradation, reinstate
ecosystem services and recover threatened species. Tree planting is a commonly used …

Tree planting is a common strategy for forest restoration. The use of mid-and late-
successional species is less common, but could accelerate succession, enhance diversity …

Translocation is commonly used in the conservation of threatened species to help mitigate
the risk of local extinctions. However, translocations are often limited by knowledge of the …

The global climate and biodiversity crisis has led to extensive restoration initiatives, calling
for cost‐effective strategies harnessing the potential of natural processes. Natural …

Determining the appropriate measurement scale to assess habitat variables is critical for
ecologists assessing biological or ecological conditions. Depth, velocity, substrate, woody …

Whitebark pine populations are declining nearly range-wide, primarily from the exotic fungal
pathogen that causes white pine blister rust (WPBR). Climate change is expected to …