Forest restoration projects have become increasingly common around the world and
planting trees is almost always a key component. Low seedling survival and growth may …

Intense debate surrounds the effects of post‐fire salvage logging (SL) versus
nonintervention policies on forest regeneration, but scant support is available from …

Forest restoration is currently a primary objective in environmental management policies at a
global scale, to the extent that impressive initiatives and commitments have been launched …

In North America, Eurasia, and Australia, salvage logging is increasingly being used to
mitigate economic losses due to fire, although the effects of this type of intervention are still …

Direct seeding is considered a feasible alternative for large-scale forest restoration, but little
is known about the successional trajectory of tropical forests restored through direct seeding …

High severity stand-replacing wildfires can deeply affect forest ecosystems whose
composition includes plant species lacking fire-related traits and specific adaptations. Land …

Abstract Purpose of Review The mechanization of silvicultural work on forest plantations is
usually driven by a decreasing supply of motivated labour which increases its relative cost …

Ecological restoration has become an important technique for mitigating the human impacts
on natural vegetation. Planting seedlings is the most common approach to regain lost forest …

Direct seeding has been considered a forest restoration option for centuries. Over the past
half century, the use of this practice has declined in developed countries as forest …

Forest loss and degradation is occurring at high rates but humankind is experiencing
historical momentum that favors forest restoration. Approaches to restoration may follow …