Old forest, old trees

#Dendrochronology, holy water ?

"Throwback to some unforgettable moments in the field! 🌿Each ring holds a story, revealing the challenges, growth, and resilience of these magnificent trees.🌳✨ #ThrowbackThursday #FieldworkAdventures #TreeRingResearch #ForestHistory

Karma Tenzin Great work, good luck for your rest of the fieldwork

🔥 Exciting news! Our latest research in GRL reconstructed 200+ years of fire history in Vietnam's Central Highlands. agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1029/20…

I’m looking for a Research Fellow in Forest Restoration. Please read on and distribute through your networks. jobs.unimelb.edu.au/en/job/913797/…

And here is another graph comparison to show that the most burned hectares in Australia occur right after big La Niña years x.com/pepcanadell/st…

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New paper from my PhD with @luketkelly , Matt Swan, and Trent Penman ! sciencedirect.com/science/articl… We harnessed the incredible diversity of plants and their traits, to see if we could predict how plant populations change according to time since fire (from 0 to 81 years).

More frequent fire erodes the diversity of both soil seed banks and extant vegetation in ‘fire tolerant’ eucalypt forest types with greater impacts in forests with historically longer fire return intervals. With ⁦⁦Dr Tom Fairman⁩ ⁦Craig Nitschke⁩ mdpi.com/2571-6255/7/4/…

🔥 New study unveils the first tree-ring based fire history in Bhutan Himalaya! Discover how Bhutan's 1969 Forest Act and climate dynamics like El Niño have shaped fire regimes over the last century. #FireEcology #ClimateResearch fireecology.springeropen.com/articles/10.11…

I've already tweeted this paper but super interesting one about impact of fire on hollow occurrence in eucalypt forests. Particularly interesting that fire appears to create hollows in smaller trees - something I've often wondered about!

Our new paper is out now in Oryx. We describe the distribution and potential habitat of the Himalyan Wolf in Bhutan. The wolf is a lesser known canid from Bhutan, but we can do better. We are already discussing collaborations🤞

Discovering History Through Trees: Our latest study reveals how natural disturbances have shaped the dynamics of Bhutan's ancient hemlock forests for over 400 years. Understanding the past to preserve our future! #old-growth forest#tree-ring#Bhutan sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

📢 Exciting news! My latest research article, Stand structure and disturbance history of old-growth Blue pine forests in the Bhutan Himalaya, is now published & open access! Link below: sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Starlink now available in Bhutan!