The impacts of biotic and abiotic disturbances, such as bark beetles and wind storms, on European forests are likely to increase due to climate change, and forest management must adapt accordingly. Productive coniferous tree species, such as Norway spruce, are particularly vulnerable to these effects. Diverse forest ma...
R. Bourke, Barry Gardiner, R. Yousefpour et al.· Regional Environmental Chang...· 0 citations
Forests are increasingly affected by climate change, highlighting the necessity of adaptive management to sustain ecosystem services. Yet adaptation is complicated by the interplay between ecological and socioeconomic considerations. We used an informed questionnaire to survey a selected group of forest professionals a...
Marc Djahangard, R. Yousefpour, Han Zhang et al.· Communications Earth & Envir...· 0 citations
ABSTRACT Boreal forests are important for carbon storage and timber production, yet their growth responses to climate change remain uncertain, particularly in northern regions where warming may both enhance and constrain productivity. Jack pine (Pinus banksiana Lamb.), a dominant boreal species in Ontario, is expected...
Niloofar Mehdipour, R. Yousefpour· Scandinavian Journal of Fore...· 0 citations
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