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Heavy rain moves to southern parts of S. Korea while recovery work continues nationwide - Vimarsana News

Heavy rain moves to southern parts of S. Korea while recovery work continues nationwide

한국을 대표하는 글로벌 방송! The World On Arirang!

Environmental Impact Assessment: Are Taiwan's forests in danger of burning? - Vimarsana News

Environmental Impact Assessment: Are Taiwan's forests in danger of burning?

Over the past few years, wildfires in several parts of the world have dominated the news. The first six and a half months of this year saw almost 346,000 hectares of grassland, scrub and forest consumed by fire in Europe, three times the average between 2006 and last year, which was the worst ever for summer wildfires along Turkey’s Mediterranean coast. The California wildfire seasons in 2020 and last year burned the highest and second-highest numbers of acres of land since recordkeeping began. So far this year, authorities in the US state have battled almost 4,700 wildfires. Given this al...

Mighty Oak Monday: Manoon Pilosungnoen - Vimarsana News

Mighty Oak Monday: Manoon Pilosungnoen

SUNY ESF is the oldest and most distinguished institution in the United States that focuses on the study of the environment.

Source: esf.edu
More rice and no fire on degraded peatland in Indonesia - Vimarsana News

More rice and no fire on degraded peatland in Indonesia

Research site of the project. Photo: CIFOR

Stellenbosch University: Cost-effective monitoring system can help with management of invasive plants - Vimarsana News

Stellenbosch University: Cost-effective monitoring system can help with management of invasive plants

The severe ecological and socio-economic impact of invasive alien plants in South Africa has led to extensive research and mitigation strategies in the field of biological invasions. What is lacking, however, is a national-level monitoring system tha