Bryophytes, including the lineages of mosses, liverworts, and hornworts, are the second‐
largest photoautotroph group on Earth. Recent work across terrestrial ecosystems has …

In 2012, A Blueprint for Forest Carbon Science in Canada: 2012–2020 was published to
guide policy and research and to support Canada's obligations for climate change mitigation …

A model framework for national greenhouse gas emission and removal estimation for
Canadian peatlands (CaMP v2. 0) was developed and tested. It provides a module that can …

Canada's National Forest Carbon Monitoring Accounting and Reporting System
(NFCMARS) quantifies the carbon (C) dynamics and greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and …

The land sector is expected to contribute to strategies aimed at mitigating global temperature
increases and this necessitates an improved understanding of human actions on land sector …

Trembling aspen covers a large geographic range in North America, and previous studies
reported that a better understanding of its singular influence on soil properties and …

Previous empirical work has shown that feedbacks between fire severity, soil organic layer
thickness, tree recruitment, and forest growth are important factors controlling carbon …

Forests are an important component of the global carbon (C) cycle: they can capture and
retain large amounts of C annually, depending on stand characteristics, climate, and …

Boreal forests are subject to a wide range of temporally and spatially variable environmental
conditions driven by season, climate, and disturbances such as forest harvesting and …

The crucial role of forests in terrestrial carbon (C) balance is well acknowledged, but
nationwide C assessments still show some uncertainties. We estimated the effect of forest …