Active restoration accelerates the carbon recovery of human-modified tropical forests
Christopher D. Philipson(Belorusneft (Belarus)), David F. R. P. Burslem(University of Alberta), Pedro Moura Costa(University of Oxford), Sol Milne(University of Aberdeen), James A. Margrove(ETH Zurich), Roberta E. Martin(University of Hawaii at Hilo), Gregory P. Asner(Arizona State University), Glen Reynolds, Yap Sau Wai(Sabah Environmental Trust), Doreen S. Boyd(University of Nottingham), Giles M. Foody(University of Nottingham), Martijn Snoep(Wageningen University & Research), Mark Cutler(University of Dundee), Philippa R. Lincoln(Moredun Research Institute), Alicia Ledo(University of Aberdeen), Charlotte Wheeler(University of Cambridge), Geertje van der Heijden(Marquette University), Hamzah Tangki(Symrise (Germany)), Joel Fiddes(Merck Serono S.A. (Switzerland)), Michelle A. Pinard(University of Aberdeen), Philip G. Brodrick(Arizona State University)
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