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A timber truck fully loaded with logs drives over a very simple wooden bridge in a forest.
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A timber truck fully loaded with logs drives over a very simple wooden bridge in a forest.
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Ruben Weber concluded his examination for a doctorate successfully.

A portrait of Ruben Weber with a doctor's hat and the Laforet logo, landscapes and a map with Laforet research locations in the background.

Since mid-January Prince Asare has joined our team as a Scientist in the field of “Forestry Worldwide” in the project CITIZEN-SDSS.

A portrait of Prince Asare

Since January Faranak Omidi has joined our team in the working group “Sustainability Assessment, Forests and Society” as a researcher.

A portrait of Faranak Omidi Saravani.

Since January Azin Sadeghi has joined our team in the working group “Sustainability Assessment, Forests and Society” as a researcher.

 

A portrait of Azin Sadeghi.

Since January Dr. Heiner von Lüpke has joined our team as a scientist in the field of "Forestry Worldwide".

A portrait of Heiner von Lüpke.

Project brief 2023/39a | Dominik Jochen

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Forest-based strategies will be critical components of global climate change mitigation policies. In this context, carbon pricing systems might help to foster carbon sequestration in forests and harvested wood products.

View of a deciduous forest and a woodpile

Project brief 2023/44a | Lydia Rosenkranz et al.

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Project brief 2023/40 | Andreas Bolte, Katharina Kuhlmey, Tobias Schad, Lydia Rosenkranz, Mario Peters, Björn Seintsch

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On 27.11.2023, Member of Parliament Dr. Christoph Hoffmann (FDP) visited our institute to find out about our work and discuss current forest policy issues from a scientific perspective.

A group photo with: Richard Fischer, Margret Köthke, Jörg Schweinle, Christoph Hoffmann, Matthias Dieter, Franziska Schier, Peter Elsasser, Björn Seintsch and Holger Weimar

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