The threat of climate-driven range expansion of invasive species has been well established, but a recent study aims to quantify the impact of these species in the USA over the next 30 years.

An article published in Nature Communications presents a review of the challenges and trade-offs faced by urban areas in a changing world, and the relative effectiveness of urban greening solutions.

A recent study in Korea highlights forest factors with the greatest health benefits

Warming and drought increase scale size and reproduction on maple trees

Growing food trees in public green areas benefits inhabitants and municipality

Study analysed the impact of climate change on tree growth

Protected trees in cities can help take the pressure off sewer systems 

Urban trees moderate wind and reduce energy use

Effective communication key for reaching communities and decision-makers

Chemical analysis of tipuana growth rings shows falling heavy metal pollution in São Paulo