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Putin – look what you have done to nature and people of Ukraine!

How do insect pests interact with other forest disturbances?

The complex adaptive ecosystems of Tannourine cedar reserve in Lebanon

Is the burning of woody biomass climate friendly?

A step forward in the simulation of Mediterranean forest ecosystems

Global forest investments and their returns
23 August 202023 August 2020 Rafał ChudyInternational Forestry, News, Science

What Do We Know About Global Forest Investments and Their Returns?

In this short article, I discuss the main characteristics of global forest investments together with their expected returns. The article is based on a recently published paper by Professor Frederick Cubbage (College of Natural Resources atContinue reading

28 July 202030 July 2020 Marco MinaInternational Forestry, News, Science

Are ash trees doomed?

Ash trees have been part of North American and European forest landscapes for millennia. Yet, they are now under threats because of invasive pests and pathogens such as the ash dieback in Europe and theContinue reading

15 July 2020 Austin HimesBez kategorii

Should we use more wood to combat climate change?

Wood: Nature’s carbon capture and storage technology Wood is a pretty amazing material. It has superb engineering qualities and it literally grows on trees. It is one of the few renewable construction materials we have.Continue reading

15 July 2020 Rafał ChudyInternational Forestry

How to measure the height of a tree?

Only in exceptional cases can tree height be measured directly. There are many instruments for measuring heights. They are known as hypsometers, altimeters, or clinometers. In modern times, the smartphone that uses the software basedContinue reading

23 June 202025 June 2020 Austin HimesInternational Forestry

Does increasing tree species diversity in plantations make sense?

  Mixed species forests tend to be more productive, so whey are we still planting monocultures? A lot of recent research indicates a positive relationship between tree species diversity and productivity. So why aren’t monocultureContinue reading

11 May 2020 Rafał ChudyInternational Forestry, News, Science

Is it worth to invest in forestland in Croatia?

Recently a group of forest and economic researchers analyzed investment potentials of almost all private forests at national level in the Republic of Croatia. The financial analyses showed which forest types have positive investment potentialContinue reading

29 April 202029 April 2020 Rafał ChudyInternational Forestry

Myths and Misunderstandings about Wildfires in Australia

Australia experiences bush fires almost every summer, but the latest event was unprecedented in its scale in the forests of the eastern and southern part of the country. In total, at least 34 human livesContinue reading

1 April 20201 April 2020 Rafał ChudyInternational Forestry, News, Science

Professional Insight: What do we know about global roundwood markets? – an interview with Robert W. Hagler of New Forests

This time Robert W. Hagler (formerly of ForestEdge, now with New Forests) – the co-author of recently published scientific article on cointegration analysis of international roundwood prices shares the main findings of his research alongContinue reading

22 March 2020 Angham DaiyoubScience

Why should foresters recognize trees species? How to develop this skill?

Remember studying all these lab taxonomy classes, Being overwhelmed with all theses long Latin names and confusing etymology? Asking yourself am I ever going to use this in my life? How to use this thickContinue reading

timber investment
11 February 202011 February 2020 Rafał ChudyInternational Forestry, Science

Professional Insight: An Interview with Professor Frederick Cubbage of North Carolina State University

An international group of researchers estimated timber investment returns for 22 countries and 54 species/management regimes. Returns were estimated for the principal plantation countries in the Americas—Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Chile, Colombia, Venezuela, Paraguay, Mexico, andContinue reading

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