LU Land lecture series on functional landscapes: multi-functional forests

Forests provide a range of important values, including as a habitat for plants and animals, for the production of timber, pulp and renewable energy, as a place for recreation and as a carbon sink. These values are not always compatible, and therefore trade-offs are required. This lecture will discuss how we can achieve a forestry that provides multi-functional forests, and which, among other things, can hep us better achieve the goals for biodiversity.