The article presents the research findings concerning the concept of forest management with regard to forest utilisation in the PEFC system. A set of developed rules of procedure in the use of non−wood forest products was presented, the observance of which was to enable the unit audited by the PEFC to meet the requirements set by the PEFC and obtain a certificate. The rules were analysed with a particular emphasis on aspects such as allowing access to stands and harvest of non−wood forest products and the factors limiting their use, harvest of forest utility plants and edible mushrooms, birch sap extraction and production of charcoal in retorts. Certification should be viewed as an integral part of the new strategy of non−wood forest use, ...
Forest and product certification was initially promoted as a means of enhancing sustainable manageme...
Forest certification is perceived as a new instrument to promote sustainable forest management (SFM...
Third party forest certification has been recognized as a policy mechanism for achieving sustainable...
The article presents an analysis of selected conditions of certification in forestry in relation to ...
Certification of sustainable forest management has evolved and accelerated with demand for certified...
The paper is a review of regulations and principles concerning forests availability for the harvesti...
A perspective is presented on the role of forest certification in general and concerning small-scale...
Non-Wood Forest Products (NWFPs), such as greeneries, mushrooms, berries, nuts, resins, essential oi...
Non-timber forest products (NTFPs) are not inherently ideal candidates for certification. They are m...
In recent decades, the concept of forest certification under the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) ha...
The United States is the world\u27s largest producer and consumer of forest products and therefore s...
Forest certification is a voluntary verification tool that has been gaining importance within the gl...
The article analyzes the development of voluntary forest certification by the Forest Stewardship Cou...
Over the last 30 years global deforestation and the despoiling of the world's forest resources has b...
Since early 1990 ties, Swedish forest land is increasingly becoming certified. Today all major fores...
Forest and product certification was initially promoted as a means of enhancing sustainable manageme...
Forest certification is perceived as a new instrument to promote sustainable forest management (SFM...
Third party forest certification has been recognized as a policy mechanism for achieving sustainable...
The article presents an analysis of selected conditions of certification in forestry in relation to ...
Certification of sustainable forest management has evolved and accelerated with demand for certified...
The paper is a review of regulations and principles concerning forests availability for the harvesti...
A perspective is presented on the role of forest certification in general and concerning small-scale...
Non-Wood Forest Products (NWFPs), such as greeneries, mushrooms, berries, nuts, resins, essential oi...
Non-timber forest products (NTFPs) are not inherently ideal candidates for certification. They are m...
In recent decades, the concept of forest certification under the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) ha...
The United States is the world\u27s largest producer and consumer of forest products and therefore s...
Forest certification is a voluntary verification tool that has been gaining importance within the gl...
The article analyzes the development of voluntary forest certification by the Forest Stewardship Cou...
Over the last 30 years global deforestation and the despoiling of the world's forest resources has b...
Since early 1990 ties, Swedish forest land is increasingly becoming certified. Today all major fores...
Forest and product certification was initially promoted as a means of enhancing sustainable manageme...
Forest certification is perceived as a new instrument to promote sustainable forest management (SFM...
Third party forest certification has been recognized as a policy mechanism for achieving sustainable...