Policymakers from the EU Commission met with experts representing forest owners and managers, civil society and national policymakers to discuss what the new EU Forest Strategy means for those it affects.
A European-Japanese international symposium on cultural forest ecosystem services.
15 November 2021 | Registrations
SINCERE Final Conference: an international forum to explore what moves and motivates supply and demand for forest ecosystem services in Europe.
28 – 29 September 2021, Online | Registrations
An open, high-level webinar and exchange on the New EU Forest Strategy for 2030.
22 September 2021 | Registrations
After last year's success, Medvednica Naure Park team organised another outdoor events day to raise visitors' awareness of the importance of forest ecosystem services.
A new policy briefing from the SINCERE project draws on global PES experiences to provide insights for policymakers on the best practices and pre-conditions for successful PES implementation in Europe.
SINCERE Final Conference: an international forum to explore what moves and motivates supply and demand for forest ecosystem services in Europe.
28 – 29 September 2021, Online | Registrations
The Catalan Innovation Action case study on forests and water featured as a good practice example of “Innovative financial and marketing mechanisms for payment for ecosystem services”.
After a tumultuous year of restriction and restraint, can renewed policies in the European Union’s policy framework for forests offer some hope? The new EU Green Deal and the Biodiversity Strategy to 2030 will be complemented in 2021 by the eagerly anticipated EU Forest Strategy. A fitting moment, then, to bring policy makers and practitioners together in the second of the SINCERE Talks series to discuss what this might mean for Europe’s forests and for forest ecosystem services in particular.
Forests and water are intricately linked. But the relationships between them are complex and are changing with the changing climate. The first SINCERE Talks webinar, held on 25 September 2020, gave participants a fascinating insight into the topic. Renowned experts Meine van Noordwijk (ICRAF) and Sven Wunder (EFI) discussed firstly how forest management affects hydrological services and secondly how payment for environmental services schemes can support such management.
