How groundwater access impacts the resilience of oaks to drought Fresh water is essential to all living creatures and humans have become particularly well-versed in…
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From storm events to megafires, from drought to bark beetle damage – with intensified forest disturbance regimes during the last decades we have learned that…
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Bonn has been the European Forest City 2020, and since the beginning of 2021 the City is now hosting another forest-related organisation, the international secretariat of FOREST EUROPE. FOREST…
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From storm events to megafires, from drought to bark beetle damage – with intensified forest disturbance regimes during the last decades we have learned that…
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Did you know that researchers have linked extreme drought events to losses in forest productivity and widespread tree mortality on every forested continent on earth?…
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Marcus Lindner’s Beitrag zur Ringvorlesung “Aspekte der Erderwärmung” Auch wenn derzeit viel stillsteht: Die Universität Bonn zusammen mit Students for Future Bonn hat in diesem…
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