The EU’s sustainable finance regulation classifying sustainable economic activities — known as “taxonomy” in short — has made headlines due to controversies about what can be considered a sustainable
This report gives a summary of the European Forest Information Network project - EFINET. Recommended citation: Chirici et al. 2025 Towards more flexible and improved European Forest Information and
Sweden's commitment to environmental conservation, social equity, and cultural preservation is challenged by intensifying resource extraction and land use conflicts. To ensure its continued equitable
Abstract This study employs Cultural Theory to study perceptions and conflicting worldviews of key actor groups in EU forest policy. Forests are central to different human demands for ecosystem
Abstract A growing body of qualitative and quantitative research has explored the potential benefits to mental health and well-being of open-water or “wild” swimming. To date, most studies have used
Abstract This article delves into the emerging phenomenon of ‘forest climate litigation,’ which we describe as lawsuits addressing the intersection of science, policy and law specifically related to
Introduction Adapting the metropolitan territories to global change has emerged as one of the greatest challenges for the spatial planning debate. Green spaces within metropolitan areas are recognized
