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What is a Marteloscope?

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Mar 12, 2019
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What is a Marteloscope? Credits: Jose Bolaños and Maria Schlossmacher

A brief video about what is a Marteloscope. Jakob Derks from INFORMA team EFI explains here what a marteloscope is in under 30 seconds.

30" Challenge: What's a marteloscope?
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Source/Author(s)
  • European Forest Institute
Topic
  • Implementation
  • Integrative Forest Management
  • Monitoring & Projecting
Stakeholders
  • Landowners & Practitioners
  • Planners & Implementers
  • Policy Actors
Purpose
  • Specific habitats (deadwood, microhabitats, habitat types,...)
  • Structural diversity
  • Tree species/functional diversity
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