Over the past several years, at least three different forest policy processes have emerged in
the European sphere, two of which are legally binding agreements—one under the auspices …

In this paper we examine an example of a conservation conflict that is encountered in
Ireland arising from the designation of Special Protection Areas (SPAs) for the Hen Harrier …

Currently the number of conflicts between forest users is increasing due to new and growing
societal demands for forest recreation in addition to the traditional forest function of wood …

As societies seek to transition towards a sustainable economy, new conflicts may arise from
additional competing demands placed on limited resources and space. Using a perceptional …

Non-renewable energy consumption is one of the dominant factors in global warming. The
industrial sector has a significant contribution to this problem. At present, the company is …

Background and purpose: Caused by appearance of new stakeholders and diversification of
their interests towards forests, different forest-related conflicts emerged worldwide. As a …

Forest Certification is a relatively new, voluntary and market-‐based concept for improving
the quality of forest management. The main purpose of any form of certification is in …

For the last 20 years, economic development of Bosnia and Herzegovina has been based
on utilization of natural resources. Such trend resulted with increased pressure on natural …

Protected areas have significant role in protection of biodiversity, social and cultural values
followed by improvement of life standard of local population. As a country with economy in …

Empirijsko analitički pristup znanosti šumarske politike primijenjen je na primjeru
specijalnog rezervata prirode „Koviljsko-Petrovaradinski Rit “(Srbija) s ciljem sveobuhvatne …