Forest carbon sinks can play an important role in mitigating climate change, but currently
only a few policies exist globally where economic incentives are created for forest owners to …

In the USA, there are an estimated 9.6 million families, individuals, trusts, estates, and family
partnerships, collectively referred to as family forest owners, who control 110 million ha of …

In boreal commercial forests, carbon sequestration, climate change adaptation, and
biodiversity conservation can be promoted through various measures. This study examines …

Understanding landowners' willingness to act on climate change is important for effective
climate policy. This study investigates the determinants of Finnish non-industrial private …

The societal demands on forest management are becoming increasingly diverse, which will
be reflected in decisions made by forest owners. We examined the willingness of private …

In many densely populated countries in Europe, land suitable for agriculture, forest and
protected areas is becoming scarcer with expanding settlement area. One way to mitigate …

Forests increasingly will be used for carbon dioxide removal (CDR) as a natural climate
solution, and the implementation of forest-based CDR presents a complex public policy …

Privately-owned forests in the Pacific Northwest (PNW) are important potential carbon sinks
and play a large role in carbon sequestration and storage. Non-industrial private forest …

Climate change is a global concern. Within Nordic countries such as Finland it has particular
influence on the use of natural resources. Family forest owners own 61% of the forested land …

An estimated 10 million families, individuals, trusts, and estates own 39 percent of the
forestland in the United States, excluding interior Alaska. Using segmented regression, the …