New research finds slow forest recovery in the Andes — and ways to improve

Mongabay
May 16, 2023, 12:33 pm125 pts
Degraded by human activity, mountain forests across the tropical Andes are having a hard time bouncing back. But while scientists have long analyzed what drives their decline, they have largely understudied how these ecosystems, some of the world’s most biodiverse, behave after disruption. But a better…

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