When you hear about damage to spruce trees, you immediately think of the usual suspects – the spruce bark beetle species book printers and copper engravers. But these are not

Due to full-scale Russian aggression, forests were burning in Ukraine. The north, east and south of the country were affected. But war is not the only reason forests are deteriorating.

Faced with the climate emergency, Brazil, Indonesia and the Democratic Republic of Congo are in talks to form a strategic alliance to ensure the conservation of primary tropical forests. In

A comprehensive picture of nature values ​​across Sweden is provided by a database created by the staff of the Swedish Agricultural University (SLU), reports SVT Nyheter Jämtland on November 2.

The forestry company SylGéCo, based in Castets, scans the forest using a drone. It is the first in the Landes to have invested in this equipment, capable of mapping and

The leaves of many beech trees have changed color too early this year and have fallen off the trees. For some of the trees, that’s a death sentence, experts say.

With the drastically increased prices, the theft of wood is also increasing. Forest trackers hidden in wood stacks are supposed to make it difficult for thieves. Forest authorities and private

Professor of Ecology at the Autonomous University of Barcelona (UAB) and researcher at the Center for Ecological Research and Forestry Applications (CREAF), Francisco Lloret has just published The Death of

Is the bark beetle just a pest or can it also help? And will it help us create more resilient forests for an uncertain future? Forest entomologist Roman Modlinger talks

While the world’s attention is focused on COVID-19 and geopolitical issues, another danger is creeping up on us. Scientists warn: three-quarters of the Amazon rainforest is approaching the point where