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Certificates proving the sustainable management of these areas currently exist for more than 10% of the world's forest area. However, uptake of forest management certification has been highly uneven throughout the world, and relatively little is still known about the generic factors that promote or…

compares active and passive restoration approaches in plant diversity recovery in southern Ethiopia.

Martin Banse, Susanne Iost, Jörg Schweinle and Holger Weimar together with project partners from the DBFZ took part in the event "Monitoring the bioeconomy: performance, implications and the further development of analytical tools" on December 3 and 4, 2024 in Berlin.

The Thünen Institute of Forestry actively contributed to the workshop in Morogoro, Tanzania

Since October, the transfer of Heinz Stichnothe from the Institute of Agricultural Technology to the Institute of Forestry has become permanent.

on global agricultural and timber markets conducted in Jakarta/Indonesia

publication compares different bio-based approaches

The Thünen Institute of Forestry actively participated in two ways -

OSM - Open Science Meeting - organised by the GLP - Global Land Programme -

Since mid october Fatemé Ghafarian has joined our team in the working group “Economic Evaluation, Forests and Society” as a researcher.