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Forests play a vital role in maintaining the health and quality of the water systems that support life on Earth. From regulating the flow of rivers and streams to filtering …

As the world seeks cleaner, renewable energy sources to combat climate change, bioenergy has emerged as a key player in the global energy transition. Bioenergy, derived from organic materials, offers …

Forests are not just essential for the planet's ecological health—they also offer countless opportunities for recreation and connection to nature. From peaceful walks through ancient woodlands to thrilling mountain bike …

Exploring the Value Beyond the Trees

When we think of forests, timber is often the first resource that comes to mind. But beyond the tall trunks and heavy logs lies …

Timber harvesting has long been a cornerstone of human civilization—providing the raw materials for shelter, tools, furniture, paper, and even fuel. As global demand for wood continues to rise, the …

Forests are among the most biodiverse and vital ecosystems on Earth. They harbor more than 80% of terrestrial species, serve as critical carbon sinks, purify air and water, and …

Forests are among the most vital ecosystems on Earth—home to more than 80% of terrestrial species, providers of clean air and water, and critical buffers against climate change. Ironically, these …

Forests are dynamic ecosystems filled with diverse plant and animal life, but they are not immune to threats. Among the most persistent and damaging of these are pests and diseases …

Forests are complex, dynamic ecosystems that support an extraordinary diversity of life. However, the balance of these systems is increasingly threatened by invasive species—non-native plants, animals, insects, fungi, and …

Forest fires—also known as wildfires—are natural disturbances that play a complex role in forest ecosystems. While they can have devastating impacts on people, property, and biodiversity, fires are also a …

Forests are among the planet's most vital ecosystems, providing essential services such as carbon storage, biodiversity conservation, water regulation, and livelihood support for millions of people. Yet, they continue to …

As the climate crisis deepens, the world is increasingly turning to nature-based solutions to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and build resilience. Forests, with their vast capacity to store carbon and …