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Trees Are Moving Downhill, Not Up | Reno News
Mountain trees are shifting in surprising ways as climate change heats up—some are climbing higher, others sliding downhill. New research reveals that water management skills, not just temperature, drive this split: fast-water-moving trees grow tall but dry out easily, while slower species thrive lower down. In the U.S. West, Douglas fir climbs, whitebark pine slides. This reshuffling affects fire risk and water supply downstream—and could limit uphill migration space. Knowing which trees adapt where is now key to smarter conservation and future land planning. Listen in comfort:Get a discount…
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