Mapping tree density at a global scale
Thomas W. Crowther(ETH Zurich), Mark A. Bradford(Yale University), Walter Jetz(Ecologie & Evolution), Susan K. Wiser(Cadre Research), Alexander Christian Vibrans(Universidade Regional de Blumenau), Peter R. Crane(Yale University), Mark S. Ashton(Yale University), Kristofer Covey(Skidmore College), C. W. Rowe(Yale University), S. Green(University of Kent), R. Tavani(Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations), Leslie W. Powrie(South African National Biodiversity Institute), G. Bruce(Operation Wallacea), Andreas Hemp(University of Bayreuth), Markus Fischer(University of Bern), Jeffrey R. Smith(Stanford University), P. Cho(Lancaster University), Geerten Hengeveld(Netherlands Institute of Ecology), G.J. Nabuurs(Wageningen University & Research), C. Stam(RedCastle Resources (United States)), Ching‐Feng Li(Masaryk University), C. Bettigole(Yale University), Елена Тихонова(Centre for Forest Ecology and Productivity), Daniel S. Maynard(University College London), Mao‐Ning Tuanmu(Biodiversity Research Center, Academia Sinica), Giuseppe Amatulli(Yale University), Marlyse C. Duguid(Yale University), Peter M. Umunay(Global Environment Facility), S. Thomas(University of Helsinki), Peter Borchardt(Universität Hamburg), Christian Salas(Universidad de La Frontera), Daniel Piotto(Universidade Federal do Sul da Bahia), Jürgen Homeier(Care Resource), Henry B. Glick(Yale University), S. Jeffress Williams(Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique), Shilong Piao(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Markus Huber(Swiss Federal Institute for Forest, Snow and Landscape Research), G. Hintler(Yale University)
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