Forestry - An Int. Journal of Forest Research
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Forestry: a peer-reviewed journal on sustainable management of forests and trees owned by @theicf.bsky.social‬ Editor-in-Chief: @ffassnacht.bsky.social‬ Posts by: @saralilplants.bsky.social https://academic.oup.com/forestry
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October issue is now out! 🧪

Articles include:

🌲 Quantifying architectural uniqueness in Scots pine trees
📈 Development of ivy vines
❄️ Detecting snow disturbances in boreal forests
🍐 Genetics and conservation of the wild pear

Read more here: academic.oup.com/forestry/iss...
New issue announcement for the October issue of Forestry. Text reads: Editor's Choice: Quantifying architectural uniqueness of Scots pine trees using terrestrial laser scanning: toward individual tree fingerprinting by Tuomas Yrttimaa, Samuli Junttila, Juha Hyyppä, Markus Holopainen, Michael A Wulder and Mikko Vastaranta. Plus articles on: Development of ivy vines in central European forests. Detecting snow disturbances in boreal forests with lidar data and aerial images. Genetics, conservation and silviculture of the wild pear (Pyrus pyraster).
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It’s Red Squirrel Awareness Week! 🐿️

Share your stories, photos and support using the hashtags #RSAW2025 and #RedSquirrelAwarenessWeek.

Find out more and view the events taking place this week ⬇️

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October issue is now out! 🧪

Articles include:

🌲 Quantifying architectural uniqueness in Scots pine trees
📈 Development of ivy vines
❄️ Detecting snow disturbances in boreal forests
🍐 Genetics and conservation of the wild pear

Read more here: academic.oup.com/forestry/iss...
New issue announcement for the October issue of Forestry. Text reads: Editor's Choice: Quantifying architectural uniqueness of Scots pine trees using terrestrial laser scanning: toward individual tree fingerprinting by Tuomas Yrttimaa, Samuli Junttila, Juha Hyyppä, Markus Holopainen, Michael A Wulder and Mikko Vastaranta. Plus articles on: Development of ivy vines in central European forests. Detecting snow disturbances in boreal forests with lidar data and aerial images. Genetics, conservation and silviculture of the wild pear (Pyrus pyraster).
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We have a call for papers for a new Special Issue with
@silvilaser2025.bsky.social

SilviLaser 2025: Laser scanning applications in forest management

⏰ Submission deadline: 30th November 2025

More information here👇
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Announcement for the call for papers for a new special issue with SilviLaser 2025. In the top right there is the Forestry and Silvilaser2025 logos. There are several green and grey boxes with text. Text reads: Call for papers! SilviLaser 2025: Laser scanning applications in forest management. Open for submissions from SilviLaser 2025 conference participants, as well as non-participants. Guest editors: Dr. Alexis Achim, Université Laval, Canada; Dr. Nicholas Coops, University of British Columbia, Canada; Dr. Amy Wotherspoon, University of British Columbia, Canada. Submission deadline: 30th November 2025. More information here: https://academic.oup.com/forestry/pages/call-for-papers. There is also a QR code that takes you to Forestry special issue webpage.
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Reminder to respond to this science and innovation in forestry sector survey📝

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Out now:

Woodland planting and flood management 🤝

Willis and colleagues use hydrological modelling to evaluate a range of woodland planting scenarios for flood risk management in the north of England.

🔗 doi.org/10.1093/fore...
Three maps showing the six woodland planting scenarios for the three catchments: Lowther (a), Colne (b), and Ennerdale (c).
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Out now:

A study by Candelas Bielza et al. on the uncertainty in remote sensing-based predictions of species composition and site index. 🌲🛰️

🔗 doi.org/10.1093/fore...
Location of study area in south-eastern Norway (left panel) and the systematic distribution of sample and validation plots (right panel).
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Our Centenary National Study Tour 2025 is now open to non-members!

Next month we head to Windsor Great Park to continue our 100th anniversary celebrations.

➡️ Only 10 places left – book now: charteredforesters.org/event/centen...

Thanks to Cheviot Trees for sponsoring.
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Improving tree volume and biomass estimates 🌳 📐

Morales and MacFarlane develop Real Twig, a method for correcting branch and twig overestimation biases in quantitative structure models.

Read more about the Real Twig validation process for a range of tree species.👇

doi.org/10.1093/fore...
Flowchart of the Real Twig processing steps and an illustration of a Quantitative Structural Model (QSM) for a European ash tree with a single “path” highlighted in black (middle illustration). A path starts at the basal cylinder in the QSM and proceeds to a terminal twig; the number of paths in the tree is equal to the number of twigs. The bottom shows six illustrations of various QSM cylinders.
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Here at Forestry we cover all things trees from:

🛰️ Remote sensing
📈 Forest economics
🪲 Forest health
🌳 Tropical forest management
🏡 Urban forestry

... and more!

Take a look at the range of topics we cover and expertise of our editorial board 👇
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Editorial Board
Editor-in-chief Fabian Fassnacht [email protected] Freie Universität Berlin, Germany Deputy Editor Ruben Manso Forest Research, UK Editors Ar
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Drought responses across time and space 🪵📉

Using dendrochronological analyses, Haghshenas and Wood studied changes in wood density of subalpine fir trees to historical drought over a 500 km latitudinal gradient in northern British Columbia, Canada.

🔗 doi.org/10.1093/fore...
A map showing location of sampling sites in subalpine fir (A. lasiocarpa) forests along north-facing slopes of the Rocky Mountains in northern British Columbia. Red circles indicate the five site locations. From the top (highest latitude) to the bottom (lowest latitude), subalpine fir was sampled at Pine Le Moray Provincial Park, Mount Chingee, Mount Averil, Grizzly Den, and McBride Peak sites.
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Drought responses across time and space 🪵📉

Using dendrochronological analyses, Haghshenas and Wood studied changes in wood density of subalpine fir trees to historical drought over a 500 km latitudinal gradient in northern British Columbia, Canada.

🔗 doi.org/10.1093/fore...
A map showing location of sampling sites in subalpine fir (A. lasiocarpa) forests along north-facing slopes of the Rocky Mountains in northern British Columbia. Red circles indicate the five site locations. From the top (highest latitude) to the bottom (lowest latitude), subalpine fir was sampled at Pine Le Moray Provincial Park, Mount Chingee, Mount Averil, Grizzly Den, and McBride Peak sites.
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#Silvilaser2025 is coming up in 3 weeks!

We're getting excited so we wanted to remind you of our ✨3 keynote speakers✨

To read more about them visit 👉 www.silvilaser2025.com/speakers

Which talk are you most looking forward to?!

#remotesensing #laserscanning #forestmanagement #foresters
Banner showing Silvilaser 2025 logo as well as photos of the three keynote speakers
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Presenting at #Silvilaser2025 or have some new research in laser scanning for forest management to publish?

⏰ NOW is the time!
Get your papers in for this special issue of @forestryoup.bsky.social!
📆 Submission deadline: November 30, 2025

#remotesensing #laserscanning #forestmanagement
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We have a call for papers for a new Special Issue with
@silvilaser2025.bsky.social

SilviLaser 2025: Laser scanning applications in forest management

⏰ Submission deadline: 30th November 2025

More information here👇
academic.oup.com/forestry/pag...
Announcement for the call for papers for a new special issue with SilviLaser 2025. In the top right there is the Forestry and Silvilaser2025 logos. There are several green and grey boxes with text. Text reads: Call for papers! SilviLaser 2025: Laser scanning applications in forest management. Open for submissions from SilviLaser 2025 conference participants, as well as non-participants. Guest editors: Dr. Alexis Achim, Université Laval, Canada; Dr. Nicholas Coops, University of British Columbia, Canada; Dr. Amy Wotherspoon, University of British Columbia, Canada. Submission deadline: 30th November 2025. More information here: https://academic.oup.com/forestry/pages/call-for-papers. There is also a QR code that takes you to Forestry special issue webpage.
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We have a call for papers for a new Special Issue with
@silvilaser2025.bsky.social

SilviLaser 2025: Laser scanning applications in forest management

⏰ Submission deadline: 30th November 2025

More information here👇
academic.oup.com/forestry/pag...
Announcement for the call for papers for a new special issue with SilviLaser 2025. In the top right there is the Forestry and Silvilaser2025 logos. There are several green and grey boxes with text. Text reads: Call for papers! SilviLaser 2025: Laser scanning applications in forest management. Open for submissions from SilviLaser 2025 conference participants, as well as non-participants. Guest editors: Dr. Alexis Achim, Université Laval, Canada; Dr. Nicholas Coops, University of British Columbia, Canada; Dr. Amy Wotherspoon, University of British Columbia, Canada. Submission deadline: 30th November 2025. More information here: https://academic.oup.com/forestry/pages/call-for-papers. There is also a QR code that takes you to Forestry special issue webpage.
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Drivers of tree decline in semi-arid mountainous forests ⛰️📉

Shafeian et al. combine environmental data from open source databases and spectral imaging to assess tree decline in semi-arid Zagros forests in Iran.

Read more about how their findings impact forest management 👇
doi.org/10.1093/fore...
Diagram showing the study workflow: the left side displays the GAM formation for comparing potential decline drivers at individual tree and tree group levels. The right side demonstrates the remote sensing analysis on the bare soils of two declining and non-declining tree groups.
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Drivers of tree decline in semi-arid mountainous forests ⛰️📉

Shafeian et al. combine environmental data from open source databases and spectral imaging to assess tree decline in semi-arid Zagros forests in Iran.

Read more about how their findings impact forest management 👇
doi.org/10.1093/fore...
Diagram showing the study workflow: the left side displays the GAM formation for comparing potential decline drivers at individual tree and tree group levels. The right side demonstrates the remote sensing analysis on the bare soils of two declining and non-declining tree groups.
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Stay in the loop 🌳

Our monthly E-Newsletter lands on the last Wednesday of every month and is packed with the latest news from the Institute and sector.

📬 Don't miss out - subscribe now to receive August's E-Newsletter next week: charteredforesters.org/subscribe-to...
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Check out this innovative work in Forestry:
Yrttimaa et al. Quantifying architectural uniqueness of Scots pine trees using terrestrial laser scanning: toward individual tree fingerprinting. #lidar #tls
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Have you seen our collection of high-impact articles?

Take a look at the most read and cited papers of the last two years at Forestry with topics ranging from:

🌳 Forest monitoring
💻 Deep learning
🍂 Ash dieback and more!

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Paper published on the
𝐒𝐭𝐫𝐮𝐜𝐭𝐮𝐫𝐚𝐥 𝐩𝐫𝐨𝐩𝐞𝐫𝐭𝐢𝐞𝐬 𝐨𝐟 𝐈𝐫𝐢𝐬𝐡-𝐠𝐫𝐨𝐰𝐧 𝐛𝐢𝐫𝐜𝐡! 🌲🏗️📢
If graded in a class C, the dataset achieved yields of 100% and 90% for C18 and C20. Higher structural quality would be expected for trees closer to the final rotation age.
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Call for posters!

Showcase your work at our Ancient Woodlands Conference on 25 November in Birmingham.

Posters are welcomed on the session themes:
📝 Evidence
🌳 Practice
📢 Policy & Campaigns

Find out more at charteredforesters.org/event/ancien...
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treecbh: a new R package for crown base height (CBH) detection using aerial laser-scanned data in broad leaved forests 🌳

Diószegi et al. develop a workflow that automates and optimises CBH detection in already segmented individual trees.

🗞️ doi.org/10.1093/fore...
🔧 github.com/DijoG/treecbh
Framework of the treecbh R package: tree isolation (a), vertical cross-sectional K-means clustering (b), and the 2D kernel method (c). The detected crown base height is illustrated in the graph at the bottom right.
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Meet Andrew Sowerby FICFor – President of the Institute and host of the Friendly Neighbourhood Chartered Forester series.

Andrew is sharing his story and insights into forestry and arboriculture through weekly videos on YouTube.

📺 Watch & subscribe: www.youtube.com/@sowerbyandrew
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treecbh: a new R package for crown base height (CBH) detection using aerial laser-scanned data in broad leaved forests 🌳

Diószegi et al. develop a workflow that automates and optimises CBH detection in already segmented individual trees.

🗞️ doi.org/10.1093/fore...
🔧 github.com/DijoG/treecbh
Framework of the treecbh R package: tree isolation (a), vertical cross-sectional K-means clustering (b), and the 2D kernel method (c). The detected crown base height is illustrated in the graph at the bottom right.