AIFM is hiring to support the launch of three new European projects!
AIFM is hiring to support the launch of three new projects! The International Association for Mediterranean Forests (AIFM) is strengthening […]
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The genetic diversity of our plants and forests at risk
On 26 March 2025, the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) issued an alarming press release entitled ‘The genetic diversity of our plants and forests is at risk, warn new FAO reports’.
A look back at the 8th Mediterranean Forest Week
A look back at the 8th Mediterranean Forest Week The 8th Mediterranean Forest Week (8MFW), entitled ‘Working together for sustainable
Call for Small Projects to mainstream Nature-based Solutions in the Mediterranean
Call for Small Projects to mainstream Nature-based Solutions in the Mediterranean The Mediterranean Biodiversity Consortium (MBC) launches a Call for
State of the World’s Forests 2024: a call for innovation for resilient Mediterranean forests
State of the World’s Forests 2024: a call for innovation for resilient Mediterranean forests Mediterranean forests are particularly vulnerable The
Registrations to the 8th Mediterranean Forest Week are open!
Registrations to the 8th Mediterranean Forest Week (8MFW) are open! The 8th Mediterranean Forest Week (8MFW) has officially opened its
8th Mediterranean Forest Week website now online!
Mediterranean forests take centre stage: 8th Mediterranean Forest Week website now online! The Joint Organising Committee of the Mediterranean Forest
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Wildfires in Mediterranean forests: Restoration and Management
This article is based on a video shared by the UN Environment Programme on one of the Restoration Flagship initiatives.
Wildfires: the 2023 review by EFFIS/Copernicus
In 2023, more wildfires than average The EFFIS/Copernicus report looks at forest fires in Europe over the whole of 2023,
Nature restoration: Parliament adopts law to restore 20% of EU’s land and sea
EU countries must restore at least 30% of habitats in poor condition by 2030, 60% by 2040, and 90% by