Of the more than five hundred and fifty species of North American bark beetles (Coleoptera:
Curculionidae, Scolytinae), approximately twenty species occasionally cause large amounts …

Droughts are the most expensive climate disasters as they leave long-term and chronic
impacts on the ecosystem, agriculture, and human society. The intensity, frequency, and …

Ecological restoration projects (ERPs) are an indispensable component of natural climate
solutions and have proven to be very important for reversing environmental degradation in …

Managing fire ignitions for resource benefit decreases fuel loads and reduces the risk of
high-severity fire in fire-suppressed dry conifer forests. However, the reintroduction of low …

Threats from climate change and growing populations require innovative solutions for
restoring streamflow in many regions. In the arid western US, attempts to increase …

Tree loss is increasing rapidly due to drought-and heat-related mortality and intensifying fire
activity. Consequently, the fate of many forests depends on the ability of juvenile trees to …

Masting describes the spatiotemporal variability in seed production by a population of
plants. Both abiotic and biotic factors drive masting, but the importance of these factors can …

The effects of forest treatments on watershed hydrology have often been studied in isolation
from climate change. Consequently, under a warming climate, it is unclear how forest …

Accurately accounting for the many variables which can influence restoration feasibility is
critical to achieve desired outcomes, yet robust frameworks to assess feasibility are lacking …

Wildfire futures and aboveground carbon (C) dynamics associated with forest restoration
programs that integrate resource objective wildfire as part of a larger treatment strategy are …