Humans and vegetation are co-adapted in high wood use areas of African savanna.
Techniques Canopy Modeling
Canopy water content is the most sensitive physiological measure of giant sequoia susceptibility to drought.
Spectroscopic monitoring of canopy water loss predicts tree mortality during drought.
Bornean crocodiles use trees to get to macaque prey.
Tall trees are key habitat for the endangered spotted owl in California.
A century of declining rainfall is closely tied to observed changes in forest structure and photosynthesis in Hawaii.
Regeneration of reclaimable, underproductive agriculture can play a key role in lowland tropical forest connectivity, reconnecting now isolated populations of endangered Bornean elephants.
Management and forest restoration efforts that foster taller Bornean rainforest canopies are more likely to succeed at sustaining orangutan populations over the long-term.
A new approach to prioritize landscapes for restoration based on mapped vegetation properties
Environmental controls on genetic distribution of scarlet macaws in the Amazon