In areas where forest is under long-term human influence, we can expect that forest bird
populations will be affected by changes in forest management. Consequences of such forest …

Abstract In Central Europe, natural forest disturbance is increasing due to climate change
and the legacies of past forest management. The resulting early successional forest stages …

Given that rates of urbanization are rising globally, the need to maintain and enhance urban
biodiversity has become important. This study examines the relative influence of different …

Meeting food/wood demands with increasing human population and per‐capita
consumption is a pressing conservation issue, and is often framed as a choice between land …

Introduction Forests managed for timber production can also be managed for biodiversity
conservation by retaining structures typical of old-growth forests, which provide …

The techniques for conducting forest inventories have been established over centuries of
land management and conservation. In recent decades, however, compelling new tools and …

Many of native forests in Europe have been transformed into even-aged production forests
of commercially attractive conifers. In recent decades, a moderate shift back to a more native …

Although agriculture and plantation forestry have decreased natural open habitats and old‐
growth forests, conservation in managed lands is considered essential for achieving “nature …

Although natural disturbances are likely to occur more frequently and be more severe in
future as a result of climate change, we have little evidence concerning the effect of …

Retention forestry involves saving important forest structures for flora and fauna during the
final felling of a stand, including dead wood and variable amounts of living trees, ie green …