Human disturbances lead to forest degradation and a drastic reduction in forest area. In
Africa, the most affected continent by this phenomenon, selective cutting of trees remains the …

Recovery from forest disturbances is a pivotal metric of forest resilience. Forests globally are
facing unprecedented levels of both natural and anthropogenic disturbances, yet our …

The vegetation of the alpine treeline ecotone is among the most vulnerable and sensitive to
global climate change. Treeline species respond to global warming through changes in their …

The response of tropical trees and tree communities to climate change is crucial for the
carbon storage and biodiversity of the terrestrial biosphere. Trees in tropical montane …

Invasive plants are one of the greatest threats leading to biodiversity loss and species
extinction worldwide. Understanding the responses of liana and tree communities as well as …

Background: Plant species of the alpine treeline ecotone are highly sensitive to climate
change and may adjust their population dynamics, and functional traits in response to …

The Zalon Taung National Park (ZNP) in Banmauk township, northwest Myanmar, is a
recently established protected area to protect the area's cultural value, ecosystems, native …

Simple Summary We carried out multi-year investigations on habitat selection of early stage
individuals of the forest canopy species Teinopalpus aureus in Jiulianshan, South China, by …

The impact of anthropogenic disturbance on tree species diversity, vegetation structure and
carbon storage potential was assessed in an upland evergreen forest on a disturbance …

Artisanal small-scale mining (ASM) is one of the essential rural non-agricultural livelihood
activities in Ghana. However, basic and rudimentary practices and tools associated with …