Which Forest Layer should you use? Tree cover, Canopy cover and Natural forest explained
Public forest datasets can disagree by 70 points on the same landscape. Here's how to choose the layer that matches the outcome you need to measure.
Wildlife corridors: reconnecting nature one path at a time
What is a wildlife corridor and why does it matter? Explore the science, benefits, and real-world examples reconnecting fragmented habitats.
Not all forests are the same: why planting trees isn’t the same as restoring a forest
"Ten million trees planted." Headlines like this show up often, and they're usually meant as good news. But on their own, they don’t say much about what actually happened on the ground. Did the trees survive past year one? Are...
Primary Forests: what they are, why they matter & where to find them
This article explores the meaning of primary forests, examines why these primordial forests are irreplaceable, identifies the places where they still survive, and asks the most pressing question of all: once lost, can they ever truly come back? What are...
Beyond the Canopy Podcast – How to grow your own Forest
Interview with Shubhend Sharma, an experienced afforestation expert, who shares his knowledge on how to create natural, wild, maintenance-free, native forests in urban environments and on degraded lands. About In this Forest Landscape Stories episode, we will learn about the...
Storytelling Guide for Landscape Projects
Grow your brand and network of supporters. Do not tell a story about your project. Tell a story through your project. Successful landscape communicators do not tell stories about their projects. They tell the stories through their projects. They show the...
