Поздравляем старшего научного сотрудника ЦЭПЛ РАН Елену Владимировну Тихонову – соавтора недавно вышедшей статьи в журнале Nature.
How many trees are there in the world?
It’s a simple question: how many trees are there on Earth? The answer required 421,529 measurements from fifty countries on six continents. Now this new data has been combined to produce a stunning visualisation of our planet as you’ve never seen it before. Find the full paper on mapping tree density here:

Crowther T.W., Glick H.B., Covey K.R., Bettigole C., Maynard D.S., Thomas S.M., Smith J.R., Hintler G., Duguid M.C., Amatulli G., Tuanmu M.-N., Jetz W., Salas C., Stam C., Piotto D., Tavani R., Green S., Bruce G., Williams S.J., Wiser S.K., Huber M.O.,  Hengeveld G.M., Nabuurs G.-J., Tikhonova E., Borchardt P., Li C.-F., Powrie L.W., Fischer M., Hemp A., Homeier J., Cho P., Vibrans A.C., Umunay P.M., Piao S.L., Rowe C.W., Ashton M.S., Crane P.R., Bradford M.A. Mapping tree density at a global scale // Nature. 2015. Vol. 525, No. 7568 (10 September 2015). P. 157-284.