ALT A screenshot of Forestry account on the blue butterfly social media platform.

ALT New Forestry issue announcement on a yellow background and cover of issue on the left hand side. Text reads: Editor's Choice: Research progress in the climate change vulnerability of urban forests (Xiaoyi Xing, Yarong Jiang, Song Li, Lin Yang, Li Zhang, Wenli Zhu). Plus articles on: Drivers of tree decline in Zagros semi-arid forests; Economic evaluation of reopening a dormant tree improvement programme; treecbh: an R package for crown base height detection using aerial laser-scanned data.

ALT Location of the study site and drought manipulation experiment design: (top left) geographic location, (top right) an aerial photo of the study site in summer and control treatment, moderate drought treatment with 40% throughfall exclusion, and extreme drought treatment with 80% throughfall exclusion. The bottom set of images show a drawn illustration of the experimental set up of each other three treatments which correspond to the photos in the top right.

ALT Example of three gridded summary maps for the study area situated northwest of Quesnel, British Columbia, Canada. From left to right the maps show cumulative basal area growth, competition, and relative thinning priority (GCI). Each grid cell represents 0.25 ha.

ALT Two maps showing sustainability status of regenerating (left) and (right) recruiting stems across seven major areas where aspen occurs in Arizona, United States. Coronado showed the highest proportion of self replacing regeneration, whilst White Mountains showed the least. South Kaibab had the highest proportion of no recruitment contrasting with Prescott, which had the highest level of self-replacing recruitment.

ALT Overview of modeling components, data, and data flows of the forest economic model used in Pinnschmidt et al.'s study. Bullet points give examples of important modeling steps and data in the different model components.

ALT A four panelled plot showing fixed effects and marginal 95% confidence intervals for the best model predicting dark heartwood proportion with maximum growth reduction (MGR), period of suppression (SUP), tree age, and vigour (MS represents non-vigorous trees and CR represents vigorous trees). A positive trend is seen with age and a negative trend with MGR.

ALT A world map showing the regional and topical landscape of analyzed studies in the systematic review into managing harvesting residues. The majority of the countries studied are in Europe, North and South America.

ALT 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.

ALT A fuel type map of the Bohemian-Saxon Switzerland region representing conditions before the forest fire (lower map). The upper map shows the fuel types in the burned area. The bark beetle-infested forests cover 17.6% of the study region (dark red).