The hazardous fly ash dumps of Koradi have been transformed into a thriving bamboo forest under the leadership of Dr Lal ...

The study found that forest structures change significantly and DBH–height allometry varies between bamboo and trees in response to bamboo invasion across subtropical forests in China. These ...

But in these countries, millions of people still depend on forests for food (mushrooms, fruit, nuts, other edible plants, and game), building and household materials (timber, vines, bamboo, leaves ...

Date range: 1 March 2024 - 28 February 2025 No articles found. National Positional Observatory of Bamboo Forest Ecosystem in South Yunnan, CERN did not contribute to any primary research papers ...

What was once a vast, lifeless expanse of hazardous fly ash on the outskirts of Nagpur has today blossomed into a sea of green, thanks to the vision, science, and perseverance of one man: Dr Lal Singh ...

This Johor-based initiative is aimed at proving that conservation and human habitation can coexist, while finding climate ...

Professor Xinzhang Song (Zhejiang A&F University) et al. conducted a study that revealed the response of soil CO2 emissions in bamboo forests of humid regions to straw mulching and its long-term ...

Forest fragmentation—the division of large, intact woodlands into smaller patches—has emerged as a critical issue in 21st-century global land cover change, with far-reaching implications for ecosystem ...

The Sophia section, which falls under Geta Forest Station, is part of the larger Aberdare ecosystem, and for years it suffered the brunt of illegal charcoal burning, wood harvesting, and encroachment.

Similar to any productive crop, bamboo can be grown sustainably or unsustainably. EcoPlanet Bamboo’s agreement with Canopy solidifies an understanding that bamboo should never be industrialized under ...

Data from Global Forest Watch show that from 2002-2023, Bener Meriah lost 7,310 hectares (18,060 acres) of old-growth forest, more than a third of the district’s total tree cover loss over that ...