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Raphael Trouve is a Senior Research Fellow in Forest Dynamics and Statistical Modelling at the University of Melbourne. His research focuses on forest demography and how trees respond to climate, disturbances, and management. He combines ecological data and modelling to advance forest resilience in a changing climate.

Patrick Baker

Aug 30 2025

Climate change is driving a silent, sinister change in Australia’s mountain ash forests

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Biodiversity · Effects

Rising temperatures are causing significant tree loss in Australia’s mountain ash forests, threatening their carbon storage and accelerating climate impacts

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