LANDPATHS - Forest landscapes
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Explores the barriers and drivers for transformation in forest landscapes.
The project explores social and cultural factors that either help or make it harder to manage forests in a way that balances different needs and interests.
The research is developing collaboration with the Voxnadalen Biosphere and will include citizen deliberation within a ‘mini-public’ about future forest landscapes.
LANDPATHS
LANDPATHS – Multifunctional landscapes of the future: barriers and drivers along the path of transition – is a project that aims to develop strategies to promote multifunctional landscapes that serve several purposes at once. These landscapes should be rich in biodiversity, while also being usable for various societal needs.
The project is led by Uppsala University, with researchers from SLU (Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences), Stockholm University, and Södertörn University participating.
Read more on the LANDPATHS' official website