Three interrelated forest pathways could contribute to green recovery and a transition to sustainable economies
Forests are resources of global significance. They cover nearly one-third of the Earth’s land surface and contain the majority of terrestrial biodiversity. The forest area continues to shrink, however, despite efforts to halt deforestation and restore degraded lands.
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Authors
Vähänen, T.,Buszko-Briggs, M.,Besacier, C.,Walter, S.,Bodin, B.,Bull, L.,Garavaglia, V.,Gianvenuti, A.,Koskela, J.,Merle, C.,Moore, P.,Muir, G.,Nuutinen, M.,Pajel, P.,Rodina, K.,Shono, K.,Springgay, E.,Steel, A.,Ugalde, J.F.,Wertz, S.,Xia, Z.,Caldwell, B.,Glavonjić, B.,Laird, S.A.,Makeka, M.,Panwar, R.,Shanley, P.,Stoian, D.,Thiffault, E.,Vussonji, D.,Zwane, C.
Publication year
2022
ISBN
978-92-5-135984-6
