Steve Carver
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Wildernista. Rewilding. Geographer. GIS. Old motorbikes. Professor of Rewilding and Wilderness Science, School of Geography @universityofleeds.bsky.social IUCM CEM Rewilding Thematic Group.
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Hi Prof @landethics.bsky.social Might you know why these little streams on the coast form this regular herringbone pattern in the flow? Also attach a mini-hinterland at the top of said streams.
Postu gösterOne reason why roadless areas matter for Wilderness preservation: Roadless areas provide a de facto buffer to protect Wilderness from the impacts of industrial forest management and other resource extraction occurring on nearby National Forest lands. wildernesswatch.org/why-roadless...
Postu gösterAvailability of dispersers also important. In areas where Jays (and other corvids to some extent) are persecuted/scarce, don't expect much colonisation by large-seeded trees, especially oak.
Postu gösterResearch is showing proximity to seed sources is key, but also other factors are in play So, sometimes it works, sometimes not besjournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10....
Postu gösterAnd no, 'forest' doesn't mean monoculture plantations. It means generally native, natural ecosystems. italiantimes.substack.com/p/forests-no...
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