US EditionBig Timber Companies Want Our Big Old Trees: Part 2: More Good News Than Not, Andy Kerr - The Ashland Chronicle-Oregon
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Big Timber Companies Want Our Big Old Trees: Part 2: More Good News Than Not, Andy Kerr - The Ashland Chronicle-Oregon
Big Old Trees Are a Big Deal, Part 2: More Good News Than Not Figure 1. According to Chisholm and Gray (2025), the number of large coast redwoods is increasing. Source: Mario Vaden (Wikipedia). This is the second in a series of two Public Lands Blog posts on big old trees. Part 1 exploded the myth that big old trees slow in their rate of growth as they age and also introduced the concept of tree-related microhabitats. Part 2 examines a new sci…
Big Old Trees Are a Big Deal, Part 2: More Good News Than Not
This is the second in a series of two Public Lands Blog posts on big old trees. Part 1 exploded the myth that big old trees slow in their rate of growth as they age and also introduced the concept of tree-related microhabitats. Part 2 examines a new scientific paper on the state of medium-sized and large […]
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