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Aarhus University's paleoecological study upends views on European forests, showing dense dark woodlands as recent, urging mosaic restoration for biodiversity.

A groundbreaking Biological Conservation study from Aarhus University shows Europe's forests were historically open mosaics shaped by herbivores, not dense canopies. Implications for biodiversity and policy.

Aarhus University's paleoecological study reveals Europe's dense forests as recent, advocating woodland-grassland mosaics for true restoration.