KillBaitMar 13

Debate Over Natural vs. Human-Assisted Recovery of Giant Sequoias After Wildfire

📰 Original title: If the giant sequoia is dying out, why are there tens of thousands of seedlings and saplings?

🤖 IA: It's clickbait ⚠️
👥 Usuarios: It's clickbait ⚠️

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#environment #giantsequoias #wildfire #forestrecovery

Debate Over Natural vs. Human-Assisted Recovery of Giant Sequoias After Wildfire

In the Redwood Mountain Grove of Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Parks, tens of thousands of giant sequoia seedlings and saplings have emerged after the devastating 2021 KNP Complex fire.

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Journal of Plant EcologyFeb 27

The #AbandonedArea in secondary forest for about 30 years in the Mekong River basin in western Thailand exhibits both aggregated and random distribution patterns in its #SoilSeedBank (SSB)

#ForestRecovery | #PioneerSpecies | #SeasonallyDryTropicalForests

https://doi.org/10.1093/jpe/rtaf130

Journal of Plant EcologyAug 25, 2025

【🎉Latest accepted article】
Relationships between #SoilSeedBanks and adult tree distance in an #AbandonedArea of the Mae Klong Watershed Research Station, western Thailand

#ForestRecovery | #PioneerSpecies | #SeasonallyDryTropicalForests

https://doi.org/10.1093/jpe/rtaf130

Relationships between soil seed banks and adult tree distance in an abandoned area of the Mae Klong Watershed Research Station, western Thailand

Abstract. The soil seed bank (SSB) is a crucial component of ecosystem resilience, particularly with regard to facilitating natural regeneration following

OUP Academic
Discover My EuropeMay 27, 2025

Discover the panoramic beauty of the Rursee region and its resilient forests.

Read my post here: https://discovermyeurope.eu/the-resilient-beauty-of-the-rursee-region-a-story-of-recovery/

#Rursee #ForestRecovery #NatureHealing #EifelNationalPark #ScenicViews

💧🌏 Greg CocksMar 7, 2024
Earthquakes Impact Forest Resilience For Decades Post-Event, Research Suggests
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https://phys.org/news/2024-02-earthquakes-impact-forest-resilience-decades.html <-- shared technical article
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https://doi.org/10.1038/s41561-024-01380-x <-- shared paper
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#GIS #spatial #mapping #spatialanalysis #global #earthquakes #trees #forests #impacts #earthquakeffects #forestrecovery #recovery #water #damage #nutrition #massmovement #dendroclimatology #dataing #dendrology #MMI #corrleation #historic #ringoffire #circumpacific #Himalayas #NewZealand #spatiotemporal #resilence
Earthquakes impact forest resilience for decades post-event, research suggests

Earthquake effects are often thought of in terms of the human impact, be that fatalities or destruction to homes and infrastructure. However, the environmental toll can also be damaging, and new research, published in Nature Geoscience, suggests the forest recovery may take even longer than rebuilding an urban zone's infrastructure, on the scale of decades. For example, after the 1950 Zayu-Medog, Tibet, earthquake it took 45 years for the forests to fully recover.

Phys.org
Hari TulsidasOct 11, 2023
Climate change is not only making wildfires more frequent and intense, but also affecting their ability to recover. A new study shows that some forests in the western US are struggling to regrow after severe fires, due to warmer and drier conditions. This could have serious consequences for biodiversity, carbon storage, and water supply. #Wildfires #ForestRecovery #ClimateImpact https://phys.org/news/2023-10-climate-affecting-ability-wildfires.html
Climate change affecting ability to prevent US wildfires: study

Shifting weather patterns caused by climate change are limiting when controlled burns can be carried out to prevent wildfires in the western United States, a new study warns.

Phys.org