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  • Catalogue

Category: Forest Conservation

Explore connected habitats, restoration and considerate visits.

Forest fragmentation: area alone does not tell the story

Marlborough, New Zealand: an aerial view of logging tracks.

Two landscapes can contain a similar amount of forest while connecting it very differently. Mapping the gaps makes the comparison more useful.

Restoration: planting is a starting action, not an outcome

Eyrewell, New Zealand: a native plant restoration trial on farmland. The photograph alone does not measure success.

A photograph of newly planted trees records an action. To understand restoration, ask what changes afterwards and how they are measured.

A considerate forest walk: plan small decisions

Biskupská kupa, Czechia: a forest walking path.

Planning a walk means thinking about the choices made along the route. Small decisions about surfaces and waste can be prepared before leaving.

Forest visits: check current access and fire guidance

Lake Abant, Türkiye: lake and forest in winter.

An old campsite photograph cannot show whether a fire is permitted there today. A responsible visit begins with the relevant current guidance.

FSC labels: read the scope of the claim

Berry Wood: cut timber in a woodland.

A label carries a specific claim rather than a complete account of a product’s impact. Reading the exact wording is the first step.

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