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This 2013 report brings together the scientific knowledge on the many facets of storm damage to forests. It provides a comprehensive overview of the impacts of windstorms on European forests and forestry, helping readers better understand their diverse and far-reaching consequences. It offers a thorough, wide-ranging review of all major aspects of storm damage, presented in an accessible format that serves both specialists and non-specialists. Contributions from 27 experts ensure scientific depth, while recommendations for further reading guide those wishing to explore the topic in greater detail.
Citation
Barry Gardiner, Andreas Schuck, Mart-Jan Schelhaas, Christophe Orazio, Kristina Blennow and Bruce Nicoll (eds). 2013. Living with storm damage to forests. What Science Can Tell Us 3. European Forest Institute.
Number of pages: 132
ISBN: 978-952-5980-09-7 (pdf)
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