Promoting Sustainable Consumption Patterns

Mar 20, 2015 ... We synthesized results according to three fragmentation treatments: reduced fragment area [the focus of Biological Dynamics of Forest Fragments ... Jan 30, 2024 ... Climate resilience involves adapting forest areas to reduce the risk of wildfires occurring, while strengthening their resilience if the worst ... Nearly 85% of the forests in North Carolina are privately-owned. In other parts of the world, deforestation occurs for many reasons, mainly to clear land for ... Forest Park is one of the largest urban natural areas within the city limits ... Within the WUI, there is enough vegetation to support a wildfire and there ... Jul 31, 2024 ... Deforestation is the process of clearing or thinning forests by humans to make the land available for other uses. This can involve cutting down ... There are several reasons for this. The first is that many thinning projects ... places already impacted by human use—we minimize those negative ecological ... Drought and other climate factors are also increasing wildfire activity in many areas. Why manage fuels? We manage fuels to restore and maintain ecosystems ... There are tools that land managers can use to decrease the risk of severe ... A video from the U.S. Forest Service Pacific Northwest Research Station on the ... Nov 20, 2018 ... ... areas and beyond, so have their impact on forest health. Many of our natural areas exhibit reduced forest structure, decreased native plant ... ... forest areas - and their associated genetic diversity. Forest biological ... there are many other ways to determine the biodiversity significance of forests.