Many thanks to Kripal Singh कृपाल सिंह ਕ੍ਰਿਪਾਲ ਸਿੰਘ sir for giving me the opportunity to write one chapter in this book! It was a great experience indeed :)

From my field diary, tracing the fine intersection of role of forests in Gond weddings and their sustainable practices!

It is an excellent paper from one of my senior ATREEans. Congratulations, Anuja Date- I'm getting more and more inspired from you!

A wonderful article to disseminate findings beyond the ecological research community. Proud of you Sutirtha Lahiri and looking forward to more of your penned efforts.

Feels lucky to continuing being the part of the Fulbright's family! This will definitely make my Ph.D. deliverables more impactful on-the-ground. Thanks USIEF for this honor!

I can't agree more! Mentor and student-relationship is what builds the Ph.D. journey, and we all know the plight of a difficult co-passenger.

Had an awesome experience co-authoring this piece with Sutirtha Lahiri. Thanks to Forrest Fleischman for guiding us through the process!

Tree planting programs often harm pastoral people who rely on open rangelands for their livelihoods. Now at least one district in India is taking note twitter.com/WorldPastoral/…

anwesha dutta Rahul Ranjan rational_geographic sayan banerjee any thoughts on this?

Can Planting a Trillion New Trees Save the World? nytimes.com/2022/07/13/mag…

No. Tree Planting is a Dangerous Diversion. Professor Mark Maslin 𝕏 🙄 Simon Lewis
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Our perspective piece is out in a special feature in Functional Ecology: emerging relationships among microbes, soil carbon storage & climate change. A fanatic set of papers.

Drought impacts on microbial trait distribution and feedback to soil carbon cycling besjournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/toc/13652435/2…

Here is the paper I cited: sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Post-disturbance reorganization in forest ecosystems in a changing world. New paper out in PNASNews with Monica G. Turner, highlighting the importance of early vegetation development after disturbance. A thread. doi.org/10.1073/pnas.2…

It shouldn't require a US law to make international conservation NGOs respect human rights, but its 2022 and here we are.

Thank you Nat Geo India for the wonderful platform and so much support! 🌸

Here, we have traced the knotted impressions of Indian forestry through more than 2000 years, identifying the colonial niches and post-colonial inheritance of forest regulation and spotting why is restoration still an ostensible concept!
Forrest Fleischman

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