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The Tiny Players Missing in Restoration | Winnipeg News
Mosses, lichens, and algae may be tiny, but their absence in restored forests and wetlands signals a silent ecological crisis—these foundational species can take decades to return, or never come back at all. While charismatic wildlife rebounds quickly, these microscopic powerhouses drive global photosynthesis and stabilize food webs. New research reveals that restoration strategies like selective logging could help preserve understory life, reminding us that true ecological healing demands attention to the unseen players. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow…
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