Forest research and professional workforces continue to be dominated by men, particularly
at senior and management levels. In this review, we identify some of the historical and …

With increasing world population, it is critical to manage global forests for sustaining both
human and natural systems and this requires highly educated, professional foresters …

Building on scholarship addressing gender inequality in forestry, this paper investigates how
African scholars experience gendered struggles in doing forest governance research …

International scientific associations and conferences are commonly assumed to play a
decisive role in the transnational circulation of academic knowledge. Associations …

This bibliometric study is situated in the context of increasing awareness of inequalities in
forest science. It was led by a single, core question: What geographical inequalities structure …

Based on practical experiences and empirical research, Making Sense of Academic
Conferences offers an introduction to the world of academic conferences. This accessible …

Scientific conferences are not only sites of knowledge exchange and networking. They are
also spaces of valuation that are constitutive of epistemic cultures. At conferences, scholars …

The forestry sector was not spared from the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, and the way
forest education is delivered in response to lockdowns and reduced mobility. The aim of this …