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The international community is paying more and more attention to the role of forests in CO2 absorption. This study aims the broad leaved forest carbon sinks in China, on the basis of research on coniferous forest carbon sinks in 1981 and 2014, the paper analyses the changes in broad leaved forest...

Author(s)
Zhang Ying; Fang Lan; Jing Pan
Publisher
Springer Berlin, Heidelberg, Germany
Citation
Environmental Science and Pollution Research, 2019, 27, 12, pp 12922-12931
Abstract

From an economic point of view, Eucalyptus is the most important forest genus in Brazil, covering more than 5 million ha. However, most of the silvicultural practices have a low level of mechanisation compared with harvesting and logging operations. This study presents an evaluation of the ...

Author(s)
Guerra, S. P. S.; Soler, R. R.; Sereghetti, G. C.; Oguri, G.
Publisher
NISC - Taylor & Francis, Grahamstown, South Africa
Citation
Southern Forests: a Journal of Forest Science, 2019, 81, 3, pp 281-284
Abstract

The increasing demand for pulpwood promotes the rapid expansion of eucalypt plantations over fire-prone savannas in western Brazil. Currently, large wildfires pose a real threat to these commercial plantations, disrupting the supply chain. Forest managers lack site-specific quantitative assessments ...

Author(s)
Galizia, L. F.; Alcasena, F.; Prata, G.; Rodrigues, M.
Publisher
Elsevier B.V., Amsterdam, Netherlands
Citation
Forest Policy and Economics, 2021, 125,
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The historical analysis of the economic and social evolution of humanity clearly and consistently shows that it was the result of the progressive process of transformation of natural areas, mostly occupied by forests, agriculture and pasture, which led to a significant reduction, or even to the...

Author(s)
Berger, R.; Siqueira, J. D. P.
Publisher
Fundação de Pesquisas Florestais do Paraná (FUPEF), Curitiba, Brazil
Citation
Floresta, 2020, 50, Edição Especial, pp 89-102
AbstractFull Text

The conversion of fertile croplands to Eucalyptus woodlots in Ethiopian highlands, due to its business attractiveness to smallholders, raises concerns related to food production, water resources, carbon and other ecosystem services. This study was therefore designed to examine land allocation and...

Author(s)
Abate, D.; Borges, J. G.; Marques, S.; Bushenkov, V.
Publisher
MDPI AG, Basel, Switzerland
Citation
Forests, 2022, 13, 5,
Abstract

Early and ongoing monitoring of post-fire recovery dynamics is critical for understanding the ecological resilience of forests. The unprecedented scale of Australia's Black Summer of 2019-2020 poses a significant challenge for post-fire recovery monitoring. Remote sensing is the only practical way...

Author(s)
Gibson, R. K.; Hislop, S.
Publisher
CSIRO, Collingwood, Australia
Citation
International Journal of Wildland Fire, 2022, 31, 5, pp 545-557
Abstract

Regions of intense fragmentation and landscape transformation can indicate patterns of conversion of forest areas in space and time, challenging the resilience of ecosystems and driving the degradation of natural resources. In this study, we analyzed the dynamics of use, loss, and gain of Atlantic ...

Author(s)
Ramos, E. de A.; Nuvoloni, F. M.; Lopes, E. R. do N.
Publisher
Elsevier GmbH, Munich, Germany
Citation
Journal for Nature Conservation, 2022, 66,
Abstract

Financial returns of forest plantations are an important concern around the world. In this research, we focused on South China's timber investments, collected data from the Pingxiang, Guangxi Province, China, which is the demonstration zone of Fast-growing and High-yielding Timber Plantation Base...

Author(s)
Zhang Pu; He YouJun; Feng YiMing; Torre, R. de la; Jia HongYan; Tang JiXin; Cubbage, F.
Publisher
Springer, Dordrecht, Netherlands
Citation
New Forests, 2019, 50, 6, pp 943-968
Abstract

Forests have a huge potential to produce timber and sequester carbon in a joint process. Thus, afforestation projects have been widely undertaken across countries to achieve poverty alleviation and environment protection goals, specifically in reducing atmospheric carbon dioxide. Our study...

Author(s)
Hou GuoLong; Delang, C. O.; Lu Xixi; Olschewski, R.
Publisher
Elsevier B.V., Amsterdam, Netherlands
Citation
Forest Policy and Economics, 2020, 118,
Abstract

As a long-term investment, timberland investments offer financial benefits including portfolio diversification, attractive risk/return profile, an inflation hedge, and the potential of cash flow. Based on interviews with experts regarding ranges of input parameters used in single-hectare financial...

Author(s)
Chudy, R. P.; Chudy, K. A.; Silva, B. K. da; Cubbage, F. W.; Rubilar, R.; Lord, R.
Publisher
Elsevier B.V., Amsterdam, Netherlands
Citation
Forest Policy and Economics, 2020, 111, pp 102037

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