The Western Carpathian forests are of extraordinary importance, not only as production forests but also in terms of general and local public interest. Apart from being the source of economically vital products for local people, they play a very important role for neighbouring countries in protecting soil and water resources in which these countries also have an interest. The total forest acreage in Slovakia has increased by more than 10% during the last 40 years, and total growing stock represents 190 m
Risk of natural disturbances is a frequently discussed topic in the context of mountain spruce fores...
Human activity has greatly reduced the area of old-growth forest in Europe, with some of the largest...
In the second half of the last century, a decline of secondary spruce stands emerged to an increased...
The forests of Czechoslovakia are seriously endangered by air pollution. Another factor contributing...
In this paper, we briefly summarize the problems that have been affecting Slovakian forestry in the ...
Salvage felling is one of the indicators of the forest health quality and stability. Most of the Eur...
The decline of spruce stands caused by bark beetle outbreaks is a serious economic and ecological pr...
The reversal from deforestation to forest increase is named forest transition. It combines factors r...
This publication is with permission of the rights owner freely accessible due to an Alliance licence...
Wood pastures with pollard trees have been a common land-use type across Europe. The trees, besides ...
The Pokuttia Carpathians are located in the south-eastern part of the north-ern mega-slope of the Uk...
Existing knowledge of the Ukrainian foresters related to the historical changes and current state of...
The history of reforestation in Slovakia is long and rich; from reforestation by seeding, through th...
Last years’ changes in the legislation on forest management in virgin, quasi-virgin and natural fore...
This book, the second in a series, reports the results of a four-year study of the effects of air po...
Risk of natural disturbances is a frequently discussed topic in the context of mountain spruce fores...
Human activity has greatly reduced the area of old-growth forest in Europe, with some of the largest...
In the second half of the last century, a decline of secondary spruce stands emerged to an increased...
The forests of Czechoslovakia are seriously endangered by air pollution. Another factor contributing...
In this paper, we briefly summarize the problems that have been affecting Slovakian forestry in the ...
Salvage felling is one of the indicators of the forest health quality and stability. Most of the Eur...
The decline of spruce stands caused by bark beetle outbreaks is a serious economic and ecological pr...
The reversal from deforestation to forest increase is named forest transition. It combines factors r...
This publication is with permission of the rights owner freely accessible due to an Alliance licence...
Wood pastures with pollard trees have been a common land-use type across Europe. The trees, besides ...
The Pokuttia Carpathians are located in the south-eastern part of the north-ern mega-slope of the Uk...
Existing knowledge of the Ukrainian foresters related to the historical changes and current state of...
The history of reforestation in Slovakia is long and rich; from reforestation by seeding, through th...
Last years’ changes in the legislation on forest management in virgin, quasi-virgin and natural fore...
This book, the second in a series, reports the results of a four-year study of the effects of air po...
Risk of natural disturbances is a frequently discussed topic in the context of mountain spruce fores...
Human activity has greatly reduced the area of old-growth forest in Europe, with some of the largest...
In the second half of the last century, a decline of secondary spruce stands emerged to an increased...