The Amazon: explore a mosaic of habitats
The Amazon is often represented by an uninterrupted green canopy. A closer reading asks about water, seasons and the scale of the place being described.
Congo Basin peatlands: read forests and water together
Some landscapes cannot be understood by separating their trees from their water. Peatlands invite us to connect these parts of an environment.
Dead wood: small habitats inside a forest
A fallen branch can look like the end of a story. In a forest, dead and decaying wood can also provide places used by living organisms.
Forests in Türkiye: read an inventory with its definitions
A few trees seen during a walk cannot stand for an entire country’s forests. Reports and personal observations work at different scales.
Forest layers: a drawing is a useful simplification
A forest is more than one surface of green. A diagram can help organise its structure while still leaving room for differences between forests.