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Creating natural values through active nature conservation
Photo: Jan Bengtsson
A diverse forest creates the conditions for higher biodiversity and increased recreational value. It is also better equipped to deal with climate change and pests. This is one of three fact sheets with examples of measures in managed forests that create more variation in the forest landscape. This fact sheet is about how you can increase variation by enhancing nature value, whilst implementing other forestry measures.
This full content resource is in Swedish, original title: "Skapa naturvärden genom aktiv naturvård"
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Topic
- Active Restoration
- Implementation
- Integrative Forest Management
Biogeographic region
- Boreal
- Continental
Countries
- Sweden