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Forest management in climate change

 


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Changing climate conditions have a noticeable influence on forests. Forest management must make effective adaptations with a very long-term perspective, taking account of climate change. Forests are not only affected by climate change: they also play a key role in adaptation measures and climate protection.
In the 32-page report CIPRA presents the effects from climate change to forestry, formulates its demands and shows good practice examples for climate friendly forest management in the Alps. Healthy, natural forests have to be the response to climate change!
The report exists only in German langue. CIPRA's demands which summarize the report are also available in English.
Additional relevant material on the issue can be found in other language versions of this page.


News

Publications

Links

News

2011-03-09
Sustainable Alps: Architecture Prize Awarded
2011-03-09
Changing forests

Publications

Year of publication: 2011
Alpine Signals 6
Year of publication: 2009
How vulnerable is the protective function of Austria’s mountain forests under climate change?
Year of publication: 2009
Action Plan on Climate Change in the Alps
Year of publication: 2002
The Condition of Forests in Europe
Year of publication: 2001
Potential Impact of Climate Change on Vegetation in the European Alps: A Review
Year of publication: 2001
The sensitivity of the austrian forests to scenarios of climate change
Year of publication: 1993
Forest Recolonization in high elevation alpine areas
Effects of climate change on the alpine and nival vegetation of the Alps
Sustainable Forest Management in Austria 2008

Links

European Observatory of Mountain Forests (EOMF)
Management strategies to adapt Alpine Space forests to climate change risks
More links about climate change mitigation and adaptation in the Alps
Mountain Forest Project
waldwissen.net - Information for Forest Management

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