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3 giorni fa · Background. Wildfires may cause serious injuries to the anatomical structure of trees that can lead to tree death or long-lasting injury recovery, limiting their growth and vitality for several years. Post-fire management involves a wide range of measures aimed at recovering and restoring burnt areas. Usually, the first step is “salvage logging”, i.e., the removal of irremediably injured ...
1 giorno fa · The research potentially has wide implications: Though scientists do not know how many acres have been affected by post-fire mortality, wildfires burn millions of acres of forest a year. Last year ...
5 giorni fa · Deadvlei's ancient trees offer a glimpse into a world long gone. These trees, standing for over 900 years, create a stark contrast against the white clay pan and red dunes. Their skeletal forms tell stories of a time when the area was lush and alive.
4 giorni fa · This unique spot, located in Namibia's Namib-Naukluft Park, offers a stark contrast between the bright white clay, the dark, dead trees, and the orange-red dunes surrounding it. The trees, believed to be around 900 years old, stand as silent witnesses to a time when the area was lush with life.
5 giorni fa · Discover creative ways to repurpose a dead tree in your yard for aesthetic and practical uses. Learn about the safety measures and preparations needed before handling a dead tree. Explore how a dead tree can benefit your garden's ecosystem, enhancing wildlife habitat.
1 giorno fa · One year after a wildfire burns in a forest, the U.S. Forest Service assesses the damage. What the agency finds at this one-year mark informs its post-fire restoration efforts, including how many trees foresters are required to plant to replace ones that died due to the fire. But according to a growing body of research, one year just isn’t enough time to determine how many trees have died ...
3 giorni fa · These two natural wonders in Namibia offer a unique glimpse into the beauty and mystery of the desert. Deadvlei, with its striking white clay pan and ancient, dead camel thorn trees, looks like a scene from another planet. Just a short drive away, Sesriem Canyon reveals layers of rock carved by water over millions of years.
