International Day of Forests
The International Day of Forests is celebrated annually on March 21. It was proclaimed by the United Nations in 2012 to raise awareness about
Continue readingThe International Day of Forests is celebrated annually on March 21. It was proclaimed by the United Nations in 2012 to raise awareness about
Continue readingThe Dwarf Pine (Pinus Mugo) thrives in the rugged landscapes of Majella, Italy, a region celebrated for its diverse flora
Continue readingPinus cembra is a favourite tree of many people living particularly around Alps and Carpathians. There are many stories about
Continue readingThe “paradox of fire suppression” refers to a counter intuitive phenomenon in which the active suppression of wildfires, such as
Continue readingFear of the forest is pretty common among people. Imagine that you are alone somewhere in the middle of the forest.
Continue readingIn the midst of lush green landscapes and breathtaking biodiversity, European forests have long been cherished for their ecological and
Continue readingThe devastation caused by the bark beetle infestation in forests has become an increasing concern for forest workers and owners.
Continue readingIn a haunting wake-up call, the United States reflects on its own mistakes from 40 years ago, urging Canada to heed
Continue readingThe forest in the Austrian Alps suffers considerable damage due to various factors. Climatic changes, among other things, cause sudden
Continue readingWetlands in the Czech Republic are vital for supporting biodiversity. They provide essential habitats for diverse plant and animal species,
Continue readingThe Stilfser Valley has a fascination forest history. Valley is part of Val Venosta or Vinschgau area. It is a
Continue readingWood is a product of the forest Wood is one of the most common forest products. We all met with
Continue readingExperience shows that children love to explore trees and enjoy wandering in the forest. On nice summer days, they wander
Continue readingThe history of the forest in Central Europe is characterised by thousands of years of use by people. This period
Continue readingSearching for primeval forests Knowledge about prehistoric forests provides interesting information about the dynamics changes in the landscape. Changes that
Continue readingPeople feel fear from forest Many people when exploring the forest feel the fear. This is even more common when
Continue readingEuropean beech once dominated Europe European beech is a unique tree. It used to be the most common broadleaved tree and
Continue readingInternational Day of Forests is observed annually on March 21 to celebrate forests and create awareness about the forests’ importance and need
Continue readingTo explore the pre-history of the European forest, we have to travel back almost 11,000 years in history. We will learn
Continue readingWetlands are important Wetlands are a critical part of our natural environment. They are the vital link between land and water. They
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