Australia’s alpine ash forests could shrink 65% in 100 years, but the biggest clue is that young trees may seed far earlier than scientists assumed

When visualising the mountain tops of southeastern Australia, one might conjure up an image of a typical Alpine environment. We picture ourselves walking under the huge, light-barked cover of the alpine ash tree species, hearing the sound of the wind blowing through the extensive foliage that exists at higher elevations, and breathing in the crisp mountain air.

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