Forests cover over 40% of the EU's land surface, and they are essential for the health and well-being of all Europeans. We depend on them for the air we breathe and the water we drink, and their rich biodiversity and unique natural system are a home and habitat for most species found on land...

Under the European Green Deal, the EU biodiversity strategy for 2030 sets a path for the recovery of Europe's biodiversity, including its forest biodiversity. The biodiversity strategy for 2030 highlights the importance of sustainably managing forests as a nature-based solution in the fight...

Under the European Green Deal, the EU biodiversity strategy for 2030 sets a path for the recovery of Europe's biodiversity, including its forest biodiversity. The biodiversity strategy for 2030 highlights the importance of sustainably managing forests as a nature-based solution in the fight...

Lebanon's forest landscapes are unique in the Mediterranean region and, over the centuries, have provided multiple socioeconomic, cultural, and environmental benefits. However, societal changes have had a significant impact on these landscapes, putting them at risk of further degradation....

Since the year 2018, the yield and management situation in German forest enterprises is characterized by extreme weather events (storms, draught) and, consequently, bark beetle calamities, leading to a significant above-average occurrence of damaged timber. In addition to processing the damaged...