期刊
FORESTS
卷 2, 期 1, 页码 415-430出版社
MDPI
DOI: 10.3390/f2010415
关键词
forest governance; forest management; climate change; adaptation; EU
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资金
- EU Expected Climate cHange and Options for EuropeanSilviculture (ECHOES) COST Action project [FP0703]
- Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (SLU) in Umea
- Future Forests Program
- Foundation for Strategic Environmental Research MISTRA
- Swedish Forestry Industry
- Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences SLU
- Umea University
- Forestry Research Institute of Sweden
It is only relatively recently that national adaptation strategies have begun to develop measures by which forestry can adapt to climate change; often those measures opt to use a relatively general strategy for coping under conditions of disturbance. Particularly in states using intensive forest management, such as Sweden, this approach marks a departure from current strategies for achieving maximum yield. In other countries, however, where the economic output from forestry is less significant and interests such as biodiversity, local use and tourism, may figure more prominently, the conditions for developing risk-based forest management may be more manifest. This study reviews literature on adaptations in forest management, and analyzes country reports submitted as part of an EU27 project. The study concludes that the diverse prerequisites and policies of states have seldom been reflected in the design of adaptation management actions to date.
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