Author: Bengt Gunnar Jonsson, Johan Svensson, Grzegorz Mikusiński, Michael Manton and Per Angelstam
Date: 2019
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Language: English
Type of resource: Academic article
Topics: Bioeconomy, Forests and Biodiversity
The European Union’s last large intact forest landscapes along the Scandinavian Mountain range in Sweden offer unique opportunities for conservation of biodiversity, ecological integrity and resilience. However, these forests are at a crossroad between intensified wood production aimed at bio-economy, and rural development based on multi-functional forest landscapes for future-oriented forest value chains.
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