A forest in the staffire, in the United Kingdom, where an experience tests how trees react to higher levels of carbon dioxide in the air
Shomari Healy, used by kind permission
Nestled in a quiet country path in the region of the United Kingdom of Midlands in the United Kingdom is one of the most studied forest plots in the world.
This fragment of wood, populated mainly by English oaks aged 180 (Quercus Robur), is at the heart of a large global project to understand how the world's forests compete as carbon dioxide levels increase in the atmosphere.
