Our opinion piece on soil inoculations as a tool to restore biodiversity and resilience in afforestation on post-agricultural lands. It calls for targeted strategies and monitoring to optimize ecosystem recovery.
#SilvaNova#NovoNordiskFoundation
https://t.co/AAnq2lgm83
Understanding the root dynamics in silvopastoral systems is crucial! Our findings show tree roots are found deeper in the soil compared to herbs and grasses, impacting both productivity and sustainability. 🌿 #Biodiversity#TierraDelFuego
https://t.co/gSeBSmI2Ry
Our recent study reveals that thinning and livestock in Nothofagus Antarctica forests lead to unique environments with intermediate characteristics between forests and grasslands.
Dive into the synergies and changes we observed. 📊
https://t.co/gSeBSmI2Ry
#ForestManagement
Discover how silvopastoral management in Nothofagus Antarctica forests of Tierra Del Fuego balances productivity and ecology. Our latest study explores significant changes in forest structure, forage biomass, and biodiversity. 🌳🌱 #Patagonia
https://t.co/gSeBSmHv20
Excited for oncoming Vorsø fieldwork 🌳!
Exploring impacts of human & natural disturbances on old growth forests and natural colonization areas post-agriculture.
We are analyzing ecological impacts on biodiversity after years of abandonment 🌿
@SaschaHansen12
🌳 Denmark plans to plant 250,000 hectares of forest by 2040 to boost biodiversity, cut CO2, and protect groundwater.
https://t.co/VvB4UooUy0
#forest#biodiversity#climatechange
Our Summer Newsletter is out with:
- Announcement of European #LandscapeEcology 2025
- latest activities of IALE-Europe and working groups
- latest news from IALE International & Bulletin
- updates from #IALE in Germany, Italy, Portugal, Spain
Read here: https://t.co/ILB653t6oT
Thrilled to have presented at #IUFRO2024 on the changes in forest structure, biomass, and tree species richness in Denmark. @SilvaNova_NNF
Incredible experience sharing insights and connecting with the global forestry research community! #Biodiversity#Lidar#DenmarkResearch
Importance of spatial scale in assessing ecosystem stability over time......Scale-dependent changes in ecosystem temporal stability over six decades of succession https://t.co/2u0bhI2GW4
‼️New paper‼️🌎
Human Appropriation of Net Primary Production Related to Livestock Provisioning Ecosystem Services in Southern Patagonia
https://t.co/FgjT5JMUjn