Green roof systems have been increasingly implemented to enhance vegetation cover and
associated ecosystem services in urban spaces, with primary goals being the reduction of …

Temperate forest soils are an important sink for methane (CH 4); however, disturbance
through forest management and the creation of skid trails may significantly decrease soil's …

Tree stems have been identified as globally significant methane (CH4) sources; however,
little information exists on emissions from tree wounds and branches. CH4 emissions can …

Skid trails and landings are features within managed forest landscapes where soils are
moderately to extremely disturbed by forestry vehicles. They have been found to exhibit …

Log landings are areas within managed forests used to process and store felled trees prior
to transport. Through their construction and use soil is removed or redistributed, compacted …

Trees have been identified as an important source of methane in forest ecosystems, but little
research exists on fluxes beyond their stems, such as those from foliage, branches, wounds …

Abstract Methane (CH4) accounts for 25–30% of anthropogenic climate forcing and is an
attractive focus for climate mitigation due to its short half-life in the atmosphere, and the fact …

Skid trails and landings are the portions of harvested forests that are used by forestry
vehicles; skid trails are the network of trails used to transport logs to the landing, a central …