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maart 11, 2022maart 7, 2022

Suzanne Simard: “Trees communicate!”

Suzanne Simard: “Trees communicate!”

Years ago, the Canadian forest ecologist Suzanne Simard was ecstatic when she used her Geiger counter by the needles of […]

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maart 10, 2022maart 7, 2022

UNEP and GRID-Arendal on the increasing risk of wildfires

UNEP and GRID-Arendal on the increasing risk of wildfires

Wildfires happen more frequently and with a bigger intensity, ravaging communities and ecosystems in their path. From Australia to the […]

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maart 9, 2022maart 15, 2022

Acceleration of forest dynamics in the Northern Alps

Observational evidence has suggested that forests in the Northern Alps are changing due to climate change. However, it is still […]

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maart 8, 2022maart 7, 2022

Video of the Croatian Paklenica National Park

Video of the Croatian Paklenica National Park

On the Youtube channel of BEECH POWER, you can find a beautiful video of the Croatian Paklenica National Park.  In […]

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maart 3, 2022maart 3, 2022

How to make our forests stormproof?!

How to make our forests stormproof?!

In hindsight of recent weather events, two forestry professors made statements on specific forest management and making our forests stormproof.  […]

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februari 24, 2022februari 24, 2022

A high degree of old-growthness should coincide with low management intensity.

A high degree of old-growthness should coincide with low management intensity.

Large structural and compositional changes, compared to the natural state, are the result of major anthropogenic impacts in the past […]

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februari 17, 2022februari 16, 2022

Hooray, the amount of deadwood is increasing again!

On 12/10/2020, an article appeared in the Flemish magazine ‘EOS Wetenschap’ concerning the research of Kris Vandekerkhove, forest expert of […]

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januari 14, 2022januari 11, 2022

A scenario analysis: Forest Sector Outlook Study 2020 – 2040

A scenario analysis: Forest Sector Outlook Study 2020 – 2040

Global changes and their impacts are hard to predict, even more so for complex ecosystems, as are forests. Forest ecosystems […]

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januari 12, 2022januari 11, 2022

The role of Europe’s old forests in carbon sequestration

The role of Europe’s old forests in carbon sequestration

Young forests the better option to combat climate change? The vast amount of carbon that has already been stored in […]

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oktober 29, 2021

Ancient and Primeval Beech Forests of the Carpathians and Other Regions of Europe in top 5 net carbon sinks per unit area!

With 11 tonnes CO2 equivalent per hectare per year, the Ancient and Primeval Beech Forest of the Carpathians and Other […]

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