Large strictly protected forest landscapes will help maintain both biodiversity and long-term carbon storage
There is a growing need for research to better understand the ecological and socio-economic impacts of increasingly intense environmental changes, such as natural disturbances, globally. An international scientific team led by scientists from the Department of Forest Ecology focused on these natural events over the past 250 years, and they examined how those events have influenced current biodiversity indicators and the carbon cycle in primary forests.
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