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University of Arizona researchers' findings from studying young trees can help shape forest management policy and our understanding of how landscapes will change.
Studying how saplings respond to drought and heat could inform management after wildfires and die-offs, say researchers.
UArizona researchers studied how young trees respond to a hotter, drier climate. Their findings can help shape forest management policy and our understanding of how landscapes will change.
As climate scientist Don Falk was hiking through a forest, the old, green pines stretched overhead.
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Experience the wonder of ancient trees with this excerpt from the new book