One-fifth of all conifer forests in the Sierra are mismatched with the warmer climate and may not survive, according to Stanford University researchers.

Climate Crisis Is Destroying Oregon’s Conifer Forests “Nature is saying there is just not enough to support the firs, and they will over time be eliminated.” ...

On this site President Theodore Roosevelt sat beside a campfire with John Muir on May 17, 1903,” reads a wooden marker, not far from Bridalveil Fall in Yosemite Valley.

A fifth of the conifer forests of California's Sierra Nevada mountains, which include Lake Tahoe and Yosemite Valley, are at risk, a new study says.

Hotter and drier conditions are destroying the ability of many Western conifer forests to spring back after wildfires, a new study has found. The onslaught of destructive fire and climate change ...

The Adirondack region is comprised of a variety of forest communities. Many factors influence plant community composition, including temperature, precipitation, bedrock geology, elevation, topography, ...

A fifth of the Sierra Nevada’s conifer forests are out of sync with the warming climate around them, which makes them less likely to grow back after a major wildfire.

-- The coniferous forests of South America / T.T. Veblen ... [et al.] -- Special aspects of the physiology of conifers / R.B. Walker -- Primary production, yield and carbon dynamics / D.A. Maguire, A.

We examine spatial patterns of conifer tree mortality and their changes over time for the montane mixed-conifer forests of San Diego County. These forest areas have recently experienced extensive tree ...

Reader's View: Fight climate change with conifer carbon reserve As recently as 2021, the DNR actually reduced the lands it was considering for designation as lowland-conifer old-growth.

“Conifer forests sequester and store far more carbon than shrubs and oaks do,” said Elliott Vander Kolk, regional forester for the Sierra Nevada Conservancy.