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Associate Professor in Global Forest Ecology
Adriane Esquivel Muelbert investigates how forests respond to different global change forces and what the implications of these responses are on biodiversity...
Leading forest researchers from around the world are calling for a global forest observatory to provide much-needed data on forest eco-services.
Evidence that most forest areas withstand periods of severe drought but greatest impact in forests with drier climates
The Birmingham Institute of Forest Research is testing how our forests will respond to a changing climate.
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Forest regeneration offers a cost-effective method for carbon removal - playing a key role to play in removing billions of tonnes of atmospheric carbon dioxide.
Immerse Amazonia brings together students from the UK and Brazil with Birmingham and Brazilian academics to explore key global challenges.
Trees are on the move as a warming planet drives species across continents.
Trees in Amazon forests have got 'fatter' with average size increasing by 3.2% every decade - consistent with a response to rising carbon dioxide levels
Brazil's trees are on the move. Species in higher parts of the Brazilian Atlantic Forest are moving upwards as temperatures rise.
Fast growing trees capture less carbon, while slower growing species pull in more atmospheric carbon – particularly in the setting of more diverse forests.
Our research at BIFoR includes forest dynamics, ecology, hydrology, biodiversity and biogeography and paleobotany.
A new study has identified regions in the Amazon rainforest which are most at risk from drier conditions
Led by the University of Birmingham Brazil Institute, the programme celebrated a shared commitment to environmental preservation and inclusive research.
The Brazil Institute is a central hub for Brazilian interests at the University of Birmingham.
UBBI is hosting a Brazilian Carnaval celebration from 25-28 February 2025. We will celebrate our place on our planet, the potential to stop climate change, a...
