Warmer and drier conditions increase forest mortality worldwide. At the same time, nitrogen
deposition, longer growing seasons and higher atmospheric CO 2 concentrations may …

Understanding how particular stand factors shape patterns of forest mortality is crucial for
supporting forest management as well as creating appropriate adaptation strategies in the …

The spread of remote sensing technologies allows for continuous and precise mapping of
forest ecosystem attributes over large areas. One of the most important attributes of a forest …

Investigation and numerical determination of the effects of ecologically different regions on
forest growth are important issues to be considered for sustainable forest management. In …

The site index (SI) is the most commonly used and representative measure of the
phytocentric approach; it evaluates the site productivity based on the stand height and age …

The breeding of forest tree species in the Baltic region has notably contributed to wood
production for the bioeconomy. Growth modelling is used for long-term estimates of forest …

Wild edible mushrooms are recognized as a fundamental component of forest management
and rural development initiatives, offering farmers a substantial supplementary source of …

The rapid development of remote sensing technologies is creating unprecedented
opportunities for monitoring and inventorying forest ecosystems. One advantage of remote …

The development of regulatory and reference support for the inventory assessment of the
state of modal stands is an urgent issue, since it allows obtaining reliable and up-to-date …

Current management strategies for European Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris L.) forests are
oriented towards the use of natural regeneration processes. They aim to maintain continuity …