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The Governance Programme conducts research on forest-related trade, institutions, sustainable financing, land use, policies, media & more in a European and international context.

In early 2024, the European Parliament will have a final vote on the ‘Nature Restoration Law’ (NRL), a hotly debated regulation that aims to halt and reverse biodiversity loss in Europe.

Oaks can live up to a thousand years and grow to trees of impressive magnitude. They are of great importance, economically and ecologically. Oak wood is hard and resistant and provides a valuable resource for the market.

How Marteloscopes can be used to analyze the wider public’s perceptions on forests – Introducing EFI’s new Martelkom project

The role of cities in the light of the health of people and the planet alike, is undeniably crucial.

Forestry isn’t a topic usually taught in schools, and despite its relevance to climate change mitigation and adaptation, the dilemmas of a forester might sometimes seem too intricate and technical to explain to a general audience.

We are very excited to announce the launch of our new RESONATE website.

The EU-funded ROSEWOOD4.0 project, in which EFI is participating as a consortium member, launched a new repository of best practices and innovative digital solutions with the aim of revolutionising the European forestry and wood sector.
Co-published by the European Forest Institute (EFI) and the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), the latest publication in EFI's Knowledge to Action series outlines the extent to which these forest products are embedded in daily life and the actions needed to leverage their potential more widely.
27 – 28 September, online event: forests and wood are showcased as viable and competitive resources to advance the circular bioeconomy transformation in Europe at LIGNA Forum.digital, the first fully online version of the leading wood industry trade fair.
The study reviews scientific literature on the topic of old-growth forests. Jointly with experts, the study's authors created key messages throughout the report.