Four pathways to govern Europe’s multiple forest ecosystem services
A major paper presents policy-relevant findings to support multiple forest ecosystem services in Europe. The paper provides ideas on how future European forest governance could align FES demand and supply in the light of three challenges: climate change adaptation; biodiversity crisis; and the need to move towards a sustainable bioeconomy.
Final SINCERE event looks to the future for forest ecosystem services in Europe
The final event featured selected conclusions and recommendations from two European-wide research and innovation projects, based on experiences, practical work and findings on the implementation of innovations and policy learning relating to forest ecosystem services (FES).
Webinar Recap – Climate change mitigation meets biodiversity conservation in Europe – two sides of the same coin?
Do climate adaptation, mitigation and biodiversity conservation goals walk hand in hand when it comes to the management of Europe’s forests? Or are they closely related, but essentially different pursuits?
Read a recap of the fourth webinar in the SINCERE Talks series focuses on trade offs and synergies between climate change adaptation & mitigation and forest biodiversity conservation in the EU’s forests.
Looking to the future for forest ecosystem services in Europe
What are the potential opportunities and support needed for the provision of forest ecosystem services to contribute towards forest strategies in Europe? Find out in this online dissemination event on 30 March 2022.
30 March 2022, 10:00 - 11:30 CET | online event
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Climate change mitigation meets biodiversity conservation in Europe – two sides of the same coin?
The fourth webinar in the SINCERE Talks series focuses on trade offs and synergies between climate change adaptation & mitigation and forest biodiversity conservation in the EU’s forests.
2 March 2022, 10:30 - 12:30 | Registrations
Aligning multiple demands: Policy approaches for forest ecosystem services in Europe
SINCERE and NOBEL projects boiled down the complex issue of support for the provisioning of multiple forest ecosystem services in Europe into three opportunities, six challenges and four policy pathways in a recent policy forum.