The study “Human Health and Sustainable Forest Management” was prepared by the team of authors led by the FOREST EUROPE Expert Group on Human Health and Well-being established in the framework of the FOREST EUROPE Work Programme 2016-2020. Members of the Expert group helped to shape scope and focus of the publication as well as to collect good practise examples from several European countries.

The pilot study “Forest Fragmentation Indicator” was compiled by the FOREST EUROPE Liaison Unit Bratislava in cooperation with external expert and reviewed by FOREST EUROPE Expert Group on the Implementation of the Updated Pan-European Indicators for SFM.

Workshop report from the workshop Forests for Human Health: Challenges and Opportunities that was held 8 – 9 April 2019 in Vienna, Austria. The workshop was organized by FOREST EUROPE Liaison Unit Bratislava in cooperation with the Austrian Research Centre for Forests (BFW).

The pilot study “Forest Land Degradation Indicator” was compiled by the FOREST EUROPE Liaison Unit Bratislava and reviewed by FOREST EUROPE Expert Group on the Implementation of the Updated Pan-European Indicators for SFM.

Final Report of the FOREST EUROPE Expert Group on Valuation and Payments for Forest Ecosystem Services.

A lot of existing Forest Pedagogy activities (games, demonstrations, field and research activities, other Forest Pedagogy practices) are suitable for illustrating the importance of forests and forest ecosystem services for human health. Nevertheless, it is necessary for forest pedagogues to be able to explain these benefits.

Report from workshop “Understanding the Contribution of Agroforestry to Landscape Resilience in Europe: How can policy foster agroforestry towards climate change adaptation?” held 9 – 10 October 2018 in Budapest, Hungary.

Report from the workshop “Enhancing the Long-term Competitiveness of the Forest Sector in a Green Economy: Policies for Forest-based Bioeconomy in Europe”, held 29 May 2018 in Brussels.

Activity booklet “Bioeconomy and European Forest Week 2017 – A great chance to see the role of our forests in education for sustainable development” with background information describing bioeconomy and explaining how bioeconomy relates to forestry.

Activity booklet “Bioeconomy and European Forest Week 2017 – A great chance to see the role of our forests in education for sustainable development” with background information describing bioeconomy and explaining how bioeconomy relates to forestry.

Corrigendum to Summary for Policy Makers 2015.

Criteria and indicators (C&I) are a basic tool in monitoring, assessing, implementing and promoting sustainable forest management (SFM) by providing relevant information for policy makers in forestry and other sectors, and to the broad public. C&I can be considered an inevitable part of SFM definition.