This report is a deliverable from the EU FP6 Integrated Project EFORWOOD – Tools for Sustainability Impact Assessment of the Forestry-Wood Chain. More information Recommended citation: Hervé Jactel
We need more scientists who understand the value of sharing their work with society and who are willing to help journalists understand and report the scientific facts, data and evidence. To this end
This report is a deliverable from the EU FP6 Integrated Project EFORWOOD – Tools for Sustainability Impact Assessment of the Forestry-Wood Chain. More information Recommended citation: Manuela Branco
In this issue: Focus on climate change Cold-blooded species likely to benefit Adaptive responses of trees European mountain forests sensitive From adaptation strategies to implementation in EU 27
In this issue: European diversity explored Living with wildfires - what science can tell us Preventing wildfires requires a change of vegetation structure Creating forest conservation policies in SE
In this issue: Let's get mobilized Stronger capacities with FOPER Shape your sustainability tools Tempus project results in the establishment of Povolgie forest cluster Mediterranean forests need more
In this issue: Linking the regional and global EU Forest Action Plan at its mid-term Fire Paradox project proposes moving towards integrated fire management Climate change effects on the Alpine forest
In this issue: Biomass from forests and other wooded lands - production and use Will there be enough wood for all? EFORWOOD ends, ToSIA continues Improving forest products price information in Europe
In this issue: From clouds to crowds - forest monitoring for everyone Storms - an increasing threat to Europe's forests Forest values and compliance with forestry legislation in Ghana
In this issue: Water for forests and people in the Mediterranean region FOREST EUROPE outcomes Indonesia, the first Asian country to sign a timber deal with the European Union
