For over two decades, the AmeriFlux network has quantified the breathing of the biosphere,
as defined by measuring the flux densities of carbon dioxide and water vapor exchange …

Abstract Nature‐based Climate Solutions (NbCS) are managed alterations to ecosystems
designed to increase carbon sequestration or reduce greenhouse gas emissions. While they …

The concept of stability is central to the study and sustainability of vital ecosystem goods and
services as disturbances increase globally. While ecosystem ecologists, including carbon …

The temporal dynamics of forest canopy structure are influenced by disturbances that alter
vegetation quantity and distribution. While canopy structural indicators such as leaf area …

Structurally complex forests optimize resources to assimilate carbon more effectively,
leading to higher productivity. Information obtained from Light Detection and Ranging …

Soil respiration (R s) is the largest outward flux of carbon (C) from terrestrial ecosystems,
accounting for more than half of total temperate forest C loss. Evaluating the drivers of this …

The capacity of forests to resist structural change and retain material legacies–the biotic and
abiotic resources that persist through disturbance–is crucial to sustaining ecosystem …

Ecosystem manipulative experiments are one of the most powerful tools to understand
terrestrial ecosystem responses to global change because they measure real responses in …

Ecosystem dynamics and ecological disturbances manifest as breakpoints in long-term
multispectral remote sensing time series. Typically, these breakpoints are captured using …

Effective forest carbon (C) management requires an understanding of how stand-replacing
disturbances affect C pools and fluxes over successional timescales, and how the growth of …