The scientific community is working on ways to identify different ecosystem services and to
bring them on par to allow tradeoff analysis and inform targeting of policies. However, those …

Adapting to the challenges of rapid urban growth and societal change will require
mechanisms for efficient transitioning to an embedded resilience. This has become central …

Abstract Programme-based Planning of Natural Resources (PBPNR) is an evolving
planning frame for solving complex land use, environmental and forest management …

Aims & Scope Well-managed forests and woodlands are a renewable resource, producing
essential raw material with minimum waste and energy use. Rich in habitat and species …

The discussion of factors affecting the acceptance of new technologies in develo**
countries is very important. The lack of modern technology uses in develo** countries …

Collaboration between different actors is crucial for responding to the acute need for forest
biodiversity conservation. Network theories highlight the importance of information sharing …

Policies governing forest ecosystems can mitigate climate change in many ways, making
use of various ecosystem services. Although identification of ecosystem service trade-offs …

Participation is seen as an important aspect of sustainable forest management (SFM).
Especially important are the policy processes, where the effectiveness of the policy is …

In recent decades, nature conservation policies have increasingly considered the
participation of various actors. However, the effectiveness of such efforts is often …

Over the last two decades intergovernmental organizations have supported the initiation of
National Forest Programs (NFPs): forums for joint deliberation by the state, private …