Species Matter!
Amazon forest species vary in drought tolerance, influencing their resilience to …
Read MoreThe Amazon hydrological cycle is already changing due to climate change and this is expected to inte…
Read MoreOur article, with 25 tropical forest science leaders from Africa, Asia, Europe, North and South…
Read MoreRAINFOR plays a critical role supporting Peru’s government with their submission to the UNFCCC in 20…
Read MoreTaking the pulse of Earth’s tropical forests using networks of highly distributed plots
Our artic…
Read MoreTropical forests face an uncertain future under climate change, but new research published in S…
Read MoreVincent Vos nos envió un análisis interesante.
La colaboración multiplica el impacto científico d…
Read MoreThis huge study unravels the factors controlling tree mortality rates in Amazon forests and helps to…
Read MoreRainfor data contributes to the FOS, Forest Observation System, building a global reference dat…
Read MoreRainfor data contributes to new IPCC default values for tropical forest carbon stocks.
See: Suare…
Read MoreA team of more than 100 scientists has assessed the impact of global warming on thousands of tree sp…
Read MoreThe project “Monitoring protected areas in Peru to Increase forest resilience to climate change (Mon…
Read Morehe project “Monitoring protected areas in Peru to Increase forest resilience to climate change (MonA…
Read MoreUsing our expanded network of forest plots in the Peruvian Amazon for the first time we are able to …
Read MoreView from the canopy flux tower at Tambopata (photo: Joey Talbot)
Nowhere on Earth has more speci…
Read MoreNew research reveals that 85 tree species domesticated by pre-Colombian peoples remain common in for…
Read MoreCarbon emissions across all nine Amazon nations have been fully matched by carbon absorption by matu…
Read MoreA focus on policies to conserve tropical forests for their carbon storage value may imperil some of …
Read MoreIt is expected that sister lineages will be more similar to each other simply because they diverged …
Read MoreA recent drought completely shut down the Amazon Basin’s carbon sink, by killing trees and slowing t…
Read MoreA study in Ecography used information of the distribution and abundance of 2570 Amazon tree species …
Read MoreIn April, Gabriela Lopez-Gonzalez (ForestPlots.net / RAINFOR) co-ordinated the content and taught 2 …
Read MoreMore than half of all tree species in the world’s most diverse forest – the Amazon – may be globally…
Read MoreOn 16 October, Tim Baker signed a cooperation agreement on behalf of RAINFOR (Amazon Forestry Invent…
Read MoreThis course was held on the 9th and 10th of September 2015, in the Bacaba Park, New Xavant…
Read MoreAmazon rain forests are the world’s most extensive and are extraordinarily diverse, being home to an…
Read MoreThe latest data package released from ForestPlots.net makes available tree-by-tree di…
Read MoreOur analysis of 30 years of Amazon forest carbon dynamics, which was published last month in Nature,…
Read MoreOliver Phillips was recently interviewed by the Columbian newspaper El Colombiano de Medel…
Read MoreThe latest release of ForestPlots.net, available since yesterday, lets you review and update yo…
Read MoreIn 2014 the regular assessment of the quality of research at UK universities – the Research Assessme…
Read MoreAs we describe in research published this month (Brienen et al. Nature 519, 344–348), the …
Read MoreWe have been working on improving the ForestPlots.net interface . We hope you like the new…
Read MoreForestPlots.net, the secure online database used to manage most of RAINFOR’s long-term dat…
Read MoreSuper-charged tropical trees: Borneo’s productive trees vitally important for global carbon cycling
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