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On July 21, nine participants from the Hamburg Adult Education Center visited the Thünen site in Hamburg-Bergedorf to learn about the work of the Thünen Institute.

The Scientific Advisory Council on Forest Policy (WBW) has issued a current statement providing guidance on the climate protection benefits of forests and wood use. The document was presented to Parliamentary State Secretary Martina Englhardt-Kopf at the beginning of July.

The Thünen Institute of Forestry and the Amazon Environmental Research Institute (IPAM, Brazil) will collaborate in the new research project "EUDR Effects".

André Guimarães, executive director of IPAM; Caroline Salomão, IPAM consultant; Richard Fischer, senior scientist Thünen Institute

In collaboration with IUFRO, the global forest science network, the Thünen Institute of Forestry hosted the second ForMIP 2.0 workshop. On site in Hamburg-Bergedorf and worldwide via livestream, they discussed different models for the forestry sector.

A group of people are standing in front of some trees.

Project brief 2025/01a | Paola Pozo Inofuentes

Eine Abbildung des Project brief, soft im Hintergrund Ausschnitte von anderen Project brief.

From May 13-17, 2025, Björn Seintsch, Cornelius Regelmann, and Lydia Rosenkranz participated in the International IUFRO Conference of Research Group 4.05 Managerial economics and accounting, entitled "Socioeconomic changes and challenges in the forest sector: acknowledging the role of managerial…

On June 2, Paraguayan Vice Minister of Economy Andrés Gines visited our Institute WF to discuss status and challenges of the EUDR implementation process in Paraguay.

Foto (from left to right): Andrés Gines, Sven Günter, Matthias Dieter, Margret Köthke, Heiner von Lüpke (all four TI-WF).

The Anthropocene poses major challenges for the conservation and restoration of ecosystems in human-altered landscapes.

Transition classes for change between no FLR (forest landscape restoration) and potential FLR scenario for 2024

Participatory approaches involving stakeholders for the modeling of human-environmental interactions and social-ecological systems (SESs) have gained increased recognition in recent years.