Written by Lyndsay Cartwright, a research scientist at the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority Since European settlement, an estimated 63% of forests have been lost in southern Ontario due to land clearing for agriculture, logging, and urban development (Butt et …

Applying the ASCC Experimental Framework in Ontario: A Study in Toronto’s Red Pine Plantations Read more →

Written by Rylee McMillan, previous ASCC Network intern. When I was 10, a teacher asked me to draw myself as an adult working my dream job. Back then I wanted to be an explorer, a daring adventurer wandering the globe …

Sharing Science and Making Connections – My Experience Interning with the Adaptive Silviculture for Climate Change Network Read more →

Check out the latest research from the Cutfoot ASCC site! A new publication from the Cutfoot/Red Pine ASCC site can help inform management decisions for future adaptation plantings in similar red pine ecosystems. Palik et al. (2026) assessed native versus …

Survival and Growth of Adaptation Tree Plantings in a Northern Minnesota USA Red Pine Woodland Read more →

A transition stand at the Flathead National Forest ASCC site, three years after seed-tree with reserves harvest and one year before planting with western larch, ponderosa pine, and western white pine seedlings. Figure credit: US Forest Service.

Written by Neil Williams, Postdoc with USFS Rocky Mountain Research Station / ORISE Planning for an uncertain future can take many forms. In the ASCC network, experimental treatments designed to adapt forests to an uncertain future climate were developed through …

Simulating ASCC implementation in the Rocky Mountains – some initial thoughts on a modeling experiment Read more →