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MS PowerPointbrussels science - policy meeting oct 2011
 
MS PowerPointUpdated General Presentation
 
MS PowerPointPresentation to decision makers in the EEA mtg 8 Sept 2011
EEA National contact points meeting on Forests on 8 Sept 2011
 
MS PowerPointMOTIVE presentation to CIS-CPI Brainstorming mtg 7 Nov 2011
Slides on MOTIVE provided to the CIS-CPI Brainstorming meeting, 7 November 2011
 
MS PowerPointPresentation on biodiversity conservation and forest management 22 Sept 2011
Presentation on biodiversity conservation and forest management in European forest ecosystems in times of climate change, Freiburg, Germany, 22-23 September 2011
 
PDFD2.1 Drivers of Change_version 2
Multifunctional and sustainable forest management remains the central backbone of the EU policy papers. Several directions for changes are identified concerning the more intensive use of the forest resource including the following: promotion of increased use of forest biomass for energy generation, afforestation, encouraging the use of wood and other forest products, and encourage investments in forests inter alia. Therefore the continuation of the trend towards an increase in European forest area and in the volume harvested is anticipated. In the short run important changes are expected via the evolution of globalization of timber market after the crisis and depending on the Russian position regarding timber exports; the implementation of European regulation aiming at reducing the trade of illegal logging; the expected forest legally binding agreement and the expected decisions after the ministerial conference in Oslo in June 2011. The main durable change to be retained is the evolution towards open, participatory processes to define the goals of forest management and the increasing concern over biodiversity and forest certification. The place granted to present and future societal needs in the vision of multifunctional forestry challenges the top-down, regulatory style of formulating the forest management goals. Thus participation, coordination with other sectors, expression of interests (present and future societal needs) and use of communication and educational means are the main means to implement the vision of long–term, multifunctional forestry.
 
PDFD2.3 Trends in Growth and Productivity of European Forests
Trends in growth and productivity of European forests are studied. A retrospective analysis of height growth across Europe over the twentieth century found positive trends, which were substantiated by a literature review. The review addresses both observed (20th century) and projected (21st century) trends and discusses underlying causes and uncertainties. A main focus of this report is on the tree species Norway spruce, Scots pine and European beech.
 
PDFD 2.5 Potential Impact and Uncertainties of Climate Change
 

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