66 billion trees have been planted in China's Great Green Wall — and they appear to be growing faster than...

A study of China's planted and natural forests reveals age, species mix, and CO2 sensitivity all contribute to how fast trees sprout leaves.

The Great Green Wall: Billions of trees seem to be growing faster than average

According to Live Science, the trees planted for the Great Green Wall project are growing far faster in comparison to trees ...

How Short Trees Thrive Beneath Towering Giants? Scientists Solve a Jungle Puzzle

Researchers found that shorter trees persist in mature forests by using limited sunlight more efficiently than taller species ...
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China’s 66 Billion Trees Are Growing Faster Than Natural Forests

A new study finds that forests created through China's 66-billion-tree planting campaign are growing faster than natural forests.
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Which Trees Make a Forest Work? Smithsonian Scientists Are Planting Over 33,000 To Find Out

John Parker, SERC senior scientist and co-lead scientist of the Functional Forests Project, plants a sapling in the new restoration experiment. To grow a successful forest, planting trees is not ...

Malaysian photographer-turned-artist gives the forest a voice

David Lok brings his diverse pursuits into focus in 'Forest Speaks', a nature-inspired solo exhibition at Studio DL in ...