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A new article in the journal Nature overestimates the increase of forest harvesting in Europe
luke.fi - 7.7.2020 - Kari T Korhonen According to an article recently published in the esteemed science journal Nature, the annual harvested forest area in Europe has increased by 49 per cent from the comparison years of 2011–2015 to the years 2016–2018.
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Special Report 13/2020: Biodiversity on farmland: CAP contribution has not halted the decline (ForestPress)
05/06/2020 In Europe, the number and variety of animal species on farmland – “farmland biodiversity” – is in marked decline.- News
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European forest owners: the key to safeguard biodiversity (ForestPress)
Brussels, 20 May 2020 - The European Commission's ambition signalling the global biodiversity priorities was unveiled today with the release of the new EU Biodiversity Strategy to 2030.- News
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EU 2030 Biodiversity Strategy could hamper forests' contribution to sustainable development
Swedish Forest Industries - 5/25/2020 Anna Holmberg and Marten Larsson from the Swedish Forest Industries explain why more emphasis should be put on sustainable forest management to maintain and enhance biodiversity.- News
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Epic 7,500-mile cuckoo migration wows scientists
By Frank Gardner BBC News - 26 May 2020One of the longest migrations recorded by any land bird is about to be completed.- Press review
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EU plan for 3bn trees in 10 years to tackle biodiversity crisis
theguardian.com - 19 May 2020 - Jennifer Rankin in Brussels and Shaun Walker in BudapestConcern that new strategy, which also includes protecting primeval forests, ‘lacks tools’- Press review
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15-05-2020 - The EU forest sector's role in ensuring sustainable forest management and conserving biodiversity- News
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Recent Australian wildfires made worse by logging
May 5, 2020 - sciencedaily.com/University of QueenslandLogging of native forests increases the risk and severity of fire and likely had a profound effect on the recent, catastrophic Australian bushfires, according to new research.- Press review
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OEE and KEFAG Zrt. Postpone this year's 151st OEE Wandering Meeting and the Forester of the Year competition (ForestPress)
April 17, 2020 - The National Forestry Association and the host KEFAG Zrt. Decided to postpone this year's Forester of the Year competition and the 151st OEE Wandering Meeting in view of the national epidemiological situation and its possible consequences.- News
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