Marcus Lindner
Forest scientist with 30+ years of experience in research on climate change impacts, adaptation and mitigation strategies in forest management, social-ecological resilience, forest sector sustainability, forest resource assessments and ecosystem service provisioning from European forests.
Member of the Scientific Advisory Board on Forest Policy of the German Federal Ministry of Food and Agriculture, with extensive experience of working at the science-policy-practice interface.
Content by this person
A new role for forests and the forest sector in the EU post-2020 climate targets
Report looks at climate smart forestry as an approach to mainstream climate mitigation.
- Resilient forests
Douglas-fir – an option for Europe
Science-based support for decision-making on growing non-native tree species in Europe using Douglas-fir as an example.
- Resilient forests
European forest governance: Issues at stake and the way forward
A condensed and structured description and assessment of forest-focused and forest-related policies and of actor constellations at the European level.
- Inclusive governance
Forest biomass, carbon neutrality and climate change mitigation
Insights into the scientific debate on forest biomass, carbon neutrality and climate change mitigation.
- Resilient forests
Forest resilience and disturbance: What role does biodiversity play?
This brief shares insights as to what policymakers and forest managers can do to enhance biodiversity.
- Resilient forests
Integrated Fire Management – empowering action for a fire-resilient Europe
The mitigation of wildfire impacts in Europe necessitates moving beyond reactive suppression towards Integrated Fire Management.
- Resilient forests
Key questions on forests in the EU
This publication compiles key research findings in the form of 12 questions on forests in the EU and the benefits they provide to society.
- Resilient forests
Navigating trade-offs across ownership and ecological priorities in forest conservation planning
A study examining how forest ownership types and ecological priorities influence conservation outcomes and the trade-offs involved in management.
- Resilient forests
