Five years ago Shiva Khanal contributed to a detailed study of Nepal's forest cover which inspired Shiva to pursue his PhD looking into new approaches to manage the growing challenge of rising carbon in the atmosphere. ow.ly/1srO50ADBq1

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Many thanks Ulrik Lyngs for very helpful tutorial on adapting latex template for RMarkdown. ulriklyngs.com/post/2021/12/0…

So proud about my PhD student, ⁦Shiva Khanal⁩, presenting his modelling of Nepal’s forest carbon stocks at COP27!

Our new paper on global forest fires and climate change is out in Nature Communications doi.org/10.1038/s41467…

This paper was many years in the making and wouldn't have happened without great humans and scientists Matthias Boer Rachael Nolan Víctor Resco de Dios Shiva Khanal Anne Griebel and Ross Bradstock doi.org/10.1038/s41467…

Thanks to Anthea Batsakis for helping us tell the story about our recent paper on forest fire, vpd and climate change for The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand theconversation.com/many-forests-w…

PhD candidate Shiva Khanal from Western's Hawkesbury Institute for the Environment has recently presented his research at #COP27, sharing insights into modelling of forest carbon in #Nepal, helping shape international climate change policies.🌏👏🍃 MORE: bit.ly/3itzPna

Unlocking the Hidden Carbon Treasure of the Central Himalayas! New study on forest soil organic carbon (SOC) stocks in Nepal's mountainous regions. Using spatial modeling techniques, reveals high levels of forest SOC in high-elevation forests. rdcu.be/dcvlv

I am very thankful to Matthias Boer Prof. Belinda Medlyn & Rachael Nolan at Western Sydney U - HIE for the great support.

Our latest publication unveils insights into forest carbon stocks in the Central Himalayas! Using the national forest inventory dataset presents a comprehensive georeferenced plot-level dataset on aboveground biomass and soil organic carbon stocks rdcu.be/dfgPA

.Shiva Khanal, Rachael Nolan and colleagues report the high spatial resolution prediction of Nepal’s national forest soil organic carbon, with key implication for studies on carbon emissions nature.com/articles/s4159…

Check out this really interesting work by Shiva Khanal, in which he examines high-elevation Himalayan forests with some of the densest biomass in the world. Nice work Shiva! sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

What drives forest carbon storage across diverse landscapes in the Central Himalayas? Our new research explores the roles of climate & disturbance on aboveground & soil carbon stocks. doi.org/10.1002/ece3.1…