The Evolution of Forest Restoration in Europe: A Synthesis for a Step Forward Based on National Expert Knowledge
Maitane Erdozain | Iciar Alberdi | Réka Aszalós | Kurt Bollmann | Vassilis Detsis | Jurij Diaci | Martina Đodan | Georgios Efthimiou | László Gálhidy | Marie Haase | Johanna Hoffmann | Delphine Jaymond | Elisabeth Johann | Henrik Jørgensen | Frank Krumm | Timo Kuuluvainen | Thibault Lachat | Katharina Lapin | Marcus Lindner | Palle Madsen | Liviu Nichiforel | Maciej Pach | Yoan Paillet | Ciprian Palaghianu | Jordi Palau | Jesús Pemán | Sanja Perić | Susanne Raum | Silvio Schueler | Jerzy Skrzyszewski | Johan Svensson | Sander Teeuwen | Giorgio Vacchiano | Kris Vandekerkhove | Isabel Cañellas | María Menéndez-Miguélez | Leland Leland K. Werden | Aitor Àvila | Sergio Miguel
anglais. We are amid a historical momentum encouraging forest restoration, yet the translation of ambitious targets into reality is hindered by poor documentation and understanding of the success and failure of past restoration efforts. This review aims to evaluate the ecological, social, political and economic characteristics of forest restoration across Europe, their development over time and key lessons learned to guide future restoration initiatives. The analysis is based on the synthesis of expert assessments from 18 European countries.
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