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Forest Monitor Stats – 2018

Climate change and carbon sequestration through reforestation

Forest power in Spain… and in Europe

DAAC HERMES company is restoring ecological balance in eastern Republic of Moldova

Were forests not taken seriously enough in the last IPCC 1.5° report?

18 January 201918 January 2019 Rafał ChudyNews

Forest Monitor Stats – 2018

At the end of the year and the beginning of the new one, I have a great pleasure to share our blog statistics with you. The year 2018 was simply awsome for the Forest MonitorContinue reading

1 December 2018 Sorin SchiopInternational Forestry

Climate change and carbon sequestration through reforestation

What if we could slow down global warming through reforestation? Newly planted tree seedlings are able to capture and long-term store huge amounts of atmospheric carbon dioxide through the process known as carbon sequestration. ClimateContinue reading

6 November 20185 November 2018 IsaacNews

Forest power in Spain… and in Europe

Galicia cuts in a week more than in a whole year Canarias, Madrid and Murcia regions together. It achieves this despite the fact that 87% comes from smallholder plots. 47% of the total production inContinue reading

1 November 20182 November 2018 Sorin SchiopInternational Forestry

DAAC HERMES company is restoring ecological balance in eastern Republic of Moldova

A unique European project named Vio-Parc Varnița financed by Daac Hermes S.A.  company is aiming to create a microclimate near Nistru river, in eastern Republic of Moldova, thus trying to bring nature to its originsContinue reading

12 October 201812 October 2018 Marco MinaInternational Forestry, Science

Were forests not taken seriously enough in the last IPCC 1.5° report?

The latest IPCC special report discusses the potential impacts of global warming of 1.5 °C and presents several pathways scenarios but without focusing much on the need of protecting and sustainably managing the forests weContinue reading

7 October 20187 October 2018 Angham DaiyoubFirst post, International Forestry, National Parks

Cedar and Fir natural reserve in Syria

Human interference in natural ecosystems over the years caused a magnitude damage, the shocking numbers of threatened and extinct species, the decline of forests area, and many other examples are the best proof of theContinue reading

12 September 201812 September 2018 Rafał ChudyInternational Forestry

Private ownership, corruption and illegal logging in the forest sector – an interview with Prof. Laura Bouriaud

During the Scandinavian Society of Forest Economics conference that was held in Denmark this year, I had a big pleasure to meet Dr Laura Bouriaud from University Stefan cel Mare of Suceava (Romania). We haveContinue reading

Symposium on Systems Analysis in Forest Resources
29 August 2018 Rafał ChudyInternational Forestry, News

Must-Attend Event: Symposium on Systems Analysis in Forest Resources 2019

I would like to strongly recommend the 18th Symposium on Systems Analysis in Forest Resources (SSAFR) that will be held in Puerto Varas, Chile on March 3-7, 2019. I attended the SSAFR in 2015 in Uppsala (Sweden) andContinue reading

Forest Reference Levels
1 August 2018 Rafał ChudyNews, Science

Will Forest Reference Levels limit harvests and wood industry development in the EU?

Recently, the European Parliament’s Committee on Environment, Public Health and Food Safety (ENVI) adopted the draft report of the Committee’s Rapporteur, MEP Norbert Lins, on the regulation of Land Use, Land Use Change and Forestry (LULUCF). The policyContinue reading

16 July 2018 Marco MinaScience

The symmetry of competition: does the battle take place above or below our feet?

In one of my previous posts I have already focused on the complex topic of competition among tree species. In that post I discussed the variability of species interactions (aka mixing effects) which depends onContinue reading

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