The results indicate that global boreal forests might change to a more open type, with trees covering about 30%–50% of the area. "This is very different from what we see now, which includes both ...

Boreal forests encircle the cold, northern regions of our planet. They host a diverse set of species, regulate global climate by storing huge amounts of carbon in the trees and soils, and provide ...

Reduced forest density and shifting species distributions disrupt habitats and predator–prey dynamics. For example, boreal woodland caribou are losing critical habitat as forests thin, while wolves ...

According to a new study led by researchers from Wageningen University & Research, this change will increase the risk of forest fires. The research team explored twenty years of tree cover data from ...

Boreal forests, shallow ponds, lakes, wetlands Aquatic animals ... They love to live in open areas and forests. During summer, white-tailed deer are found in forest areas where the food is present ...

The Eurasian lynx (Lynx lynx) roams across a vast range that stretches from the dense boreal forests of Western Europe ... mainly of ungulate prey, with roe deer being one of its primary food ...

The risk of forest fires in Canada, Alaska and Siberia will increase in the coming decades due to climate change, researchers from Wageningen University warned this week. Temperatures are also rising ...

Northwest Minnesota also saw a jump in harvest with an 8% increase from 2023. The past mild winter was exactly what deer needed in this region. Many wildlife managers received reports of twins and ...

Ahead of the summer season, Environment Minister Eshwar Khandre has directed forest officials to be alert to prevent forest fires. Mr. Khandre has asked officials to take precautionary measures to ...