Science for Trade-Offs Between Conflicting Interests in Future Forests

Forests deliver multiple ecosystem services to society. Management of forests must be able to deal with trade-offs when the delivery of different ecosystem services comes in conflict with each other. The research program Future Forests (http://www.futureforests.se) attempts to form a scientific basi...

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Main Authors: Sune Linder, Jon Moen, Annika Nordin, Stig Larsson
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: MDPI AG 2011-08-01
Series:Forests
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Online Access:http://www.mdpi.com/1999-4907/2/3/631/
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spelling doaj-071b685f4e5f4052adcac30d4a0f96832020-11-24T23:34:03ZengMDPI AGForests1999-49072011-08-012363163610.3390/f2030631Science for Trade-Offs Between Conflicting Interests in Future ForestsSune LinderJon MoenAnnika NordinStig LarssonForests deliver multiple ecosystem services to society. Management of forests must be able to deal with trade-offs when the delivery of different ecosystem services comes in conflict with each other. The research program Future Forests (http://www.futureforests.se) attempts to form a scientific basis for managing such trade-offs between conflicting interests in northern boreal forests. Some key characteristics of the research program are interdisciplinary and participatory research and a clear communication agenda for stakeholders. This paper gives a brief overview of the underlying ideas behind the program, and an introduction to the papers published in this Special Issue.http://www.mdpi.com/1999-4907/2/3/631/boreal forestsconflicting goalsinterdisciplinary researchparticipatory approachesresearch program
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Annika Nordin
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boreal forests
conflicting goals
interdisciplinary research
participatory approaches
research program
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Jon Moen
Annika Nordin
Stig Larsson
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title Science for Trade-Offs Between Conflicting Interests in Future Forests
title_short Science for Trade-Offs Between Conflicting Interests in Future Forests
title_full Science for Trade-Offs Between Conflicting Interests in Future Forests
title_fullStr Science for Trade-Offs Between Conflicting Interests in Future Forests
title_full_unstemmed Science for Trade-Offs Between Conflicting Interests in Future Forests
title_sort science for trade-offs between conflicting interests in future forests
publisher MDPI AG
series Forests
issn 1999-4907
publishDate 2011-08-01
description Forests deliver multiple ecosystem services to society. Management of forests must be able to deal with trade-offs when the delivery of different ecosystem services comes in conflict with each other. The research program Future Forests (http://www.futureforests.se) attempts to form a scientific basis for managing such trade-offs between conflicting interests in northern boreal forests. Some key characteristics of the research program are interdisciplinary and participatory research and a clear communication agenda for stakeholders. This paper gives a brief overview of the underlying ideas behind the program, and an introduction to the papers published in this Special Issue.
topic boreal forests
conflicting goals
interdisciplinary research
participatory approaches
research program
url http://www.mdpi.com/1999-4907/2/3/631/
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