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Biodiversity as a key asset for forest restoration in Europe
Forest Restoration Talk with Bart Muys
Forest Restoration Talk Webinar 2
In this second episode of the Forest Restoration Talks, Prof. Bart Muys explores biodiversity as a key asset for forest restoration in Europe. He highlights how biodiversity boosts forest resilience, multifunctionality and productivity—especially under climate change—and how even production forests can integrate heritage biodiversity values through simple, practical measures.
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Topic
- Integrative Forest Management
- Monitoring & Projecting
Stakeholders
- Landowners & Practitioners
- Planners & Implementers
- Policy Actors
Purpose
- Climate change mitigation
- Connectivity and landscape diversity
- Risk mitigation and disturbance prevention
- Tree species/functional diversity
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