Forests & Deforestation

Amazon Forest May Survive Drought—But Not Unscathed

The Amazon may survive long-term drought, but new research shows that its resilience comes at the cost of massive tree loss and a reduced ability to slow climate change.

The Fungal Advantage Hidden in Tree Roots

Beneath the forest floor, trees may be forging fungal alliances that give them the edge in drought and poor soils. New research shows how this hidden symbiosis could shape the future of forestry in a changing climate.

Could Termites Be the Secret to Rainforest Recovery?

A study in Australia’s Daintree Rainforest finds that termite activity remains low in replanted forests—prompting researchers to explore transplanting colonies as a way to accelerate forest recovery.

Unlocking Earth’s Lungs: The Satellite Weighing 1.5 Trillion Trees

ESA’s revolutionary Biomass satellite is set to reveal how much carbon Earth's forests truly store—offering a vital new weapon in the fight against climate change.

Ghost Forests Are Spreading: A Haunting Sign of Climate Change

Rising seas are killing coastal forests and giving rise to eerie ghost forests. These haunting landscapes are reshaping ecosystems, endangering carbon storage, and warning of a rapidly changing climate.

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