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Storm Surge Reduction by MangrovesBackgroundFlooding and wave energy from storm surges can damage infrastructure and harm inhabitants of coastal communities. Climate change and sea level rise have the potential to increase or intensify storm surges, which necessitate investment in coastal defenses and disaster risk reduction. Mangroves can reduce the effects of storm surges through attenuating waves and wind, making mangroves an important form of nature-based protection for coastal communities. Open access copy available |
A systematic review on remote sensing of dryland ecological integrity: Improvement in the spatiotemporal monitoring of vegetation is requiredBackgroundOpen access copy available |
Asian dryland ecohealth progress for land degradation neutralityBackgroundOpen access copy available |
Remote sensing of drylands: An overviewBackgroundOpen access copy available |
Tropical dry forest land use/land cover change detection using semi-supervised deep learning algorithms and remote sensingBackgroundOpen access copy available |
Strong Climate Mitigation Potential of Rewetting Oil Palm Plantations on Tropical PeatlandsBackgroundOpen access copy available |
Tipping Points of Amazonian Forests: Beyond Myths and Toward SolutionsBackgroundOpen access copy available |
Mangroves protect coastal economic activity from hurricanesBackgroundOpen access copy available |
Mangroves protected villages and reduced death toll during Indian super cycloneBackgroundOpen access copy available |
The rate of global sea level rise doubled during the past three decadesBackgroundOpen access copy available |
Valuing the Role of Mangroves in Storm Damage Reduction in Coastal Areas of OdishaBackgroundBuilding resilience has become a significant concern for coastal communities due to future sea level rise and more frequent tropical storms caused by climate change. Mangroves can provide coastal resilience by reducing lives lost and property damage from tropical storms. These benefits demonstrate how including these ecosystem services in sustainable land use planning could be an economically viable coastal resilience strategy. Open access copy available |
Carbon sequestration in mangrove forestsBackgroundOpen access copy available |
Enhancing Above-Ground Biomass Estimation in Agroforestry Systems: A Scalable Deep Learning Approach Using Sentinel-2 DataBackgroundOpen access copy available |
Afforestation and Reforestation Have Varying Biodiversity Impacts Across and Within BiomesBackgroundOpen access copy available |
Integrating satellite-based forest disturbance alerts improves detection timeliness and confidenceBackgroundOpen access copy available |
User-Driven Land Cover Change Prediction Map Tool for Land Conservation PlanningBackgroundOpen access copy available |
National forest monitoring system assessment tool – Quick guidanceBackgroundOpen access copy available |
Framework for National Forest Monitoring SystemBackgroundOpen access copy available |
Belize National Forest Monitoring System 2001-2020BackgroundOpen access copy available |
Long-term (1990–2019) monitoring of forest cover changes in the humid tropicsBackgroundOpen access copy available |