European forests are increasingly exposed to various disturbances which can be of abiotic or biotic nature. When being of more ‘catastrophic’ nature they can strongly disrupt targeted forest
The objectives of the project were as follows: Assisting the ETC Core Team in the reporting activities for the SOE2005 report. Participating in the development of a core set of indicators that address
The European Forest Institute was a partner of the core team of the ETC/NPB. EFI was assigned specific tasks on an annual basis corresponding to the ETC/NPB's Technical Annex with the European
This brief is based on the INTEGRATE project carried out in 2011–2013: Integration of nature protection in forest management and its relation to other forest functions and services. It presents policy
Integrated forest management approaches are a key strategy to integrate nature conservation objectives into Sustainable Forest Management (SFM). Changing socio-economic and environmental driving
More information Recommended citation: Marco Marchetti (editor). 2004. Monitoring and Indicators of Forest Biodiversity in Europe – From Ideas to Operationality. Proceedings 51. European Forest
Proceedings of the Scientific Seminar of the 7th Annual EFI Conference Instituto Superior de Agronomia – ISA, Lisbon, Portugal 3 September 2000 More information Recommended citation: Tim Green (editor
