Abstract Purpose of Review Forest models are becoming essential tools in forest research,
management, and policymaking but currently are under deep transformation. In this review …

Many tree-dwelling species inhabit microhabitats that develop slowly in diseased or injured
trees. Conservation planning would benefit from explicit knowledge of these processes …

Natural peatland forest landscapes have been transformed and fragmented by forestry and
agriculture worldwide, which undermines their ecological functioning and resilience. In …

For political and administrative governance of land-use decisions, high-resolution and
reliable spatial models are required over large areas and for various time horizons. We …

Maintaining landscape integrity in terms of ecological functions is a key principle of
sustainable forest management. Bird assemblages use all parts of forest landscapes and …

Predicting environmental disturbances and evaluating their potential impacts on the habitats
of various plant and animal species is a suitable strategy for guiding conservation efforts …

Under the backdrop of achieving carbon neutrality and accelerating urbanization, China's
forests face unprecedented pressures. This study explored the spatiotemporal …

Protecting habitats for charismatic vertebrates can provide an 'umbrella'for less conspicuous
organisms, especially when these are threatened by the same processes. However, such a …

Interactions between soil, topography, and climatic site factors can exacerbate and/or
alleviate the vulnerability of oak woodland to climate change. Reducing climate‐related …

Key message Bird assemblages in planted spruce (Picea abies L.) forests were
compositionally distinct from those in naturally regenerated mixed stands. Despite rapid …