EMEA > Study reveals increased human and natural disturbances in Europe’s forests

Study reveals increased human and natural disturbances in Europe’s forests

Published 06:20 on June 10, 2024  /  Last updated at 06:20 on June 10, 2024  /  EMEA, Nature-based, Voluntary

Both human-induced and natural disturbances in Europe's forests have significantly increased since the late 20th century, a study has found, revealing a complex interplay that might influence future forest management and policy decisions.
Both human-induced and natural disturbances in Europe's forests have significantly increased since the late 20th century, a study has found, revealing a complex interplay that might influence future forest management and policy decisions.


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