European Network INTEGRATE discussed different ways to deal with bark beetle in order to create more resilience forests.
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One of the ways to bring additional income to forest owners is to practice intensive mushroom farming.
EFI's Bioeconomy Programme addresses the need for foresight, interdisciplinary and cross-sectoral research at the interface of markets, products, policies and forest resources.
Resulting from the collaboration between FAO and EFI, the first voluntary guidelines for forest concessions in the tropics have been published
EFI Bonn’s principal scientist Marcus Lindner and Junior researcher Laura Nikinmaa participated in the conference “COMMUNICATING RISKS IN Decision Support Systems: from basic research to advanced decision support tools” in Solsona, Spain and discussed how future forest risk management can look like.
New synthesis report looks at the visions, opportunities and challenges of a forest-based circular bioeconomy for southern Europe.
In the framework of the Bonn Science Night, EFI Bonn presented the European forest in times of climate change with a focus on forest use and protection.
Move beyond an extinction-based approach to forest fires and focus on prevention, via the bioeconomy.
The first map of Europe’s last primary forests, including more than 1.4 million hectares in 34 European countries has now been published.
Each year, EFI offers grants for scientific visits for young researchers from forest research and education organisations to visit another institution.
The Disappearing Oasis details climate change’s impact in Morocco
The European Network INTEGRATE discussed how to balance ecological, economical and social interests in European forests
Celebrating the transformation of the EFIATLANTIC to the Planted Forests Facility and the 20th anniversary of the regional network of actors, IEFC