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In der Naturwald Akademie gibt es regelmäßig neue Projekte. Diese werden entweder vom eigenen Forschungsteam ausgeführt oder zusammen mit anderen Institutionen durchgeführt. Hier erhalten Sie ein kurzen Überblick, woran gerade gearbeitet wird.

Aktuelle Studien und Projekte

alter Wald
1. 07. 2020

Old forests go into weather extremes stronger

An international study, in which more than 90 scientists participated and in which 48 globally distributed, large forest areas were examined, shows that especially trees of large diameter are important for the forest ecosystem and the storage of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.

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Alte Bäume
31. 05. 2020

Voluminous trees have particularly importance for climate protection

An international study, in which more than 90 scientists participated and in which 48 globally distributed, large forest areas were examined, shows that especially trees of large diameter are important for the forest ecosystem and the storage of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.

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In Reihen gepflanzte Bäume
23. 03. 2020

German forest is not close to nature and much too young

Study of the Natural Forest Academy: Almost 90 % of the forest area in Germany is in a poor condition in terms of nature conservation. This is the alarming conclusion of a recent study by the Naturwald Akademie. The authors of the „Alternative Forest Condition Report“ published that this lack of near-natural forest ecosystems is leading to a severe loss of biological diversity.

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Laserscan von Bäumen
3. 05. 2019

Without management: beech become larger and more stable

Study of the Natural Forest Academy et al: Depending on the degree of management, beech trees change their shape. If the forest is weakly managed or has not been managed for a long time, beech trees become more stable than in traditional forestry. In addition, the amount of usable wood increases significantly, which could have consequences for forestry in the future.

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Unser Team

Dr. Torsten Welle, Leiter Wissenschaft und Forschung

Geographie-Studium und Promotion in Bonn. Stellvertretender Abteilungsleiter bei der Universität der Vereinten Nationen, Institut für Umwelt und menschliche Sicherheit (UNU-EHS). Leiter der Forschungsgruppe: Risiko, Vulnerabilität und Resilienz am Institut für Raumordnung und Entwicklungsplanung der Universität Stuttgart.

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Mit Bäumen kann man wie mit Brüdern reden und tauscht bei ihnen seine Seele um.

Erich Kästner

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