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Recent advances in remote sensing such as airborne laser scanning have revolutionized our ability to accurately map forest canopy gaps, with huge implications for tracking forest dynamics at scale. However, few studies have...

Original Article Original Articles airborne laser scanning canopy height models canopy structure forest degradation forest dynamics Remote sensing selective logging

Odonata oil palm riparian buffer selective logging tropical streams

Lidar canopy height digital elevation model forest degradation and fragmentation near-surface air temperature Remote sensing selective logging vapour pressure deficit Borneo Ecosystem forests global warming Humans Microclimate Plants Temperature Tropical Climate Vapor Pressure

Abstract: Selective logging is the most widespread habitat disturbance in tropical forests. Primary forest set‐asides along riparian zones are mandated in many countries and a key question is whether these riparian reserves...

Amazon Biodiversity conservation set-aside Lepidoptera reduced impact logging riparian buffers riparian corridor selective logging

gap size frequency distribution old growth forest re-growth forest selective logging moist tropical forest Gola Rainforest National Park Sierra Leone MCMC power-law Lidar

freshwater Habitat disturbance oil palm rainforest riparian buffer selective logging Southeast Asia water quality

Determinants of plant community diversity and structure Sierra Leone effective number of species forest productivity packing density selective logging soil nutrients structural equation modeling

Forest carbon stocks in rapidly developing tropical regions are highly heterogeneous, which challenges efforts to develop spatially-explicit conservation actions. In addition to field-based biodiversity information, mapping of...

Borneo Carbon conservation Carnegie airborne observatory Deforestation Land use history Forest conservation Sabah selective logging