Do you know where your water comes from? Well, you’re about to. There is a long process every drop of water endures before it reaches our faucets, and we can thank forests for much of that process. Trees work as water filtration systems, … [Continue reading]
Larch beetle explosion one of 1st signs of climate change in Minnesota’s forests
Every week brings new reports of ecological changes brought about by the Earth’s changing climate – everything to the effects of rising sea levels to the extinction, or explosion, of the globe’s plant and animal species. That includes tiny insects … [Continue reading]
Sinks or stores? World’s forests are key to fight against global warming
Editor’s note: This is the first in a two-part series focused on forests and climate change. In this article, we focus on the role that forests play in storing and producing atmospheric carbon and the opportunities land managers have to … [Continue reading]
International report confirms 2016 was 3rd consecutive year of record global warmth
A new State of the Climate report confirmed that 2016 surpassed 2015 as the warmest year in 137 years of recordkeeping. Major indicators of climate change continued to reflect trends consistent with a warming planet. Last year’s record heat … [Continue reading]
Acorn woodpecker at risk as its favored crop, and the climate, change
Climate change will, ultimately, affect every creature on this planet. And the changes will be more complex and multi-layered than most of us can comprehend – at least until we see them with our own eyes. I was reminded of this recently while … [Continue reading]
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