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"Net Loss": Global Warming Destroys Biodiversity in Flemish Forests Faster than Expected

Summary by dhnet.be
Despite the appearance of some more southern species, climate change causes a "net loss" of biodiversity in the Flemish forests, reveals a research carried out in collaboration by the Royal Institute of Natural Sciences of Belgium, the Flemish Institute for Research on Nature and Forests, the Botanical Garden of Meise, the Royal Meteorological Institute and the Forest & Nature Lab of the University of Ghent. ...
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Despite the appearance of some more southern species, climate change causes a "net loss" of biodiversity in the Flemish forests, reveals a research carried out in collaboration by the Royal Institute of Natural Sciences of Belgium, the Flemish Institute for Research on Nature and Forests, the Botanical Garden of Meise, the Royal Meteorological Institute and the Forest & Nature Lab of the University of Ghent. ...

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dhnet.be broke the news on Wednesday, September 9, 2026.
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