Written by Laura Nikinmaa & Maria Schlossmacher Imagine having a team of chefs cooking Eggs Benedict. One of them has only ever made omelets; the
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“Scientists alarmed by bark beetle boom” (ScienceDaily, 2019), “French forests scarred as heatwaves bring bark beetle infestation” (Euronews, 2019a), “Czech forest owners face $1.7 billion
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Did you know that Denmark has a relatively low forest cover of 14 percent, but nonetheless has great ambitions regarding the ecosystem services they wish
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The European Forest Institute (EFI) is now looking for a PhD Researcher on understanding perceptions of wildfire risks and related land management at its Bonn,
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On 11-12 July 2019, nine journalists from six media teams visited the Białowieża Forest to attend the ‘Sound Co-Lab Reporting’ – a workshop introducing audio
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The European Commission’s Disaster Risk Management Knowledge Centre and the Directorate General for Research and Innovation have developed a platform, Gaps Explorer, that collects pre-analysed
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A single definition of forest resilience is yet to be found, so we decided to establish a series of interviews introducing scientists who deal with
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It’s funny how one starts to miss the things they previously would have been glad to give up. In my case, I realized I have
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