With wildfires turning forests into “massive carbon emitters,” planting trees in some places could inadvertently increase ...

As Albertans forced out by wildfires are being allowed to return home, other evacuees are learning their homes have been lost ...

Sheila BautzSpecial to the HeraldMark Monsebroten, known as The Blind Trapper, has an extensive wealth of knowledge about ...

This aerial handout photo released by Alberta Wildfire shows wildfires burning near Bluesky, Alberta, Canada, on May 28, 2025 ...

In the fight against climate change, tree planting as a natural climate solution is a popular policy and land-use initiative ...

The result: 277 billion trees across the boreal zone, including 30 billion in Alberta ... support forest management and climate policy. While the federal government has pledged to plant two ...

And that when it comes to invasive plant control, “Everyone needs to be informed.” This is a practical, hands-on training by foresters and natural resource professionals, and includes topics ...

It also finds that recovery from large fires has become “more difficult” for forests in recent years, particularly in the boreal forests of the far-northern latitudes. Furthermore, fewer than ...

Department of Civil, Geological, and Environmental Engineering, University of Alaska Fairbanks, Fairbanks, Alaska 99775, United States Water and Environmental Research Center, University of Alaska ...

Abstract: A physical model is presented describing the backscatter from coniferous boreal forests in the lower VHF-band in terms of stem volume. By using measurements of mean amplitude in ...

Plants and animals come in. Pinecones open and release their seeds in the intense heat. The forest comes back. The trouble is, we’re in the way. Our land, buildings, and towns are in that boreal ...

This enduring relationship is borne out by Indigenous knowledge and centuries of fur trapping data, and is integral to boreal forest science ... at the University of Alberta in Canada, has ...