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The HFR Final Conference took place in Osilnica, Slovenia.
The event brought together international experts and decision-makers who are committed to making a meaningful difference in today’s forests:
- National experts in the field of forest management and conservation
- Leading scientists with focus on forest and ecosystem management
- Experts for environmental education, and
- Policy-makers, who commit themselves to a desirable future in forested European regions.
At the conference, the results of our three-year research and implementation efforts were presented, which reveal a wide range of scientifically grounded and practice-tested solutions. These solutions cover the fields of environmental education, tourism and recreation, ecosystem services and related payment schemes, remote sensing for assessing forest health, and a concept for embarking on the path of a Healthy Forest Region.