Commentaries & Perspectives

Basilicata, land of forests and forest studies

Borghetti M, Moretti N

vol. 17, pp. 1-16 - online: 02, 08 J - doi: 10.3832/efor0062-017

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Commentaries & Perspectives

Climate and environmental politics needs to be supported by accurate information and communication. What is the role of the scientific community?

Motta R, Marchetti M, Vacchiano G

vol. 17, pp. 17-22 - online: 02, 21 J - doi: 10.3832/efor3348-017

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Short Communications

Know your woods: new wood identification tools for professionals of the sector

Ruffinatto F, Castro G, Cremonini C, Crivellaro A, Urso T, Zanuttini R

vol. 17, pp. 23-26 - online: 02, 21 J - doi: 10.3832/efor3342-017

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Short Communications

Obituary: “The answer, my friends… is written in the rings”. Fritz Hans Schweingruber (Fritz)

Urbinati C, Pividori M, Cherubini P

vol. 17, pp. 27-29 - online: 02, 21 J - doi: 10.3832/efor3357-017

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Technical Reports

Updating the mapping of cork oak forests in Calabria (Italy)

Ienco A, Bernardini V, Scalercio S, Turco R, Corona P

vol. 17, pp. 30-32 - online: 02, 01 F - doi: 10.3832/efor3293-017

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Research Articles

Quick assessment of the phytodepurative potential of riparian forest stands

Mattioli W, Chiarabaglio PM, Rosso L, Meloni R, Corona P

vol. 17, pp. 33-37 - online: 02, 30 M - doi: 10.3832/efor3298-017

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Short Communications

“Fire Ecology Across Boundaries”: the international congress focused on wildfires

De Agostini N, Calvani G, Cacciatore I, Ascoli D, Tonarelli L, Prat-Guitart N, Marchi E

vol. 17, pp. 38-41 - online: 02, 09 A - doi: 10.3832/efor3415-017

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Commentaries & Perspectives

Remembering a leading forest scientist: Ezio Magini

Giannini R

vol. 17, pp. 42-47 - online: 02, 29 A - doi: 10.3832/efor0060-017

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Commentaries & Perspectives

Urban forests at the time of COVID-19 protect us from fine dust

Fares S, Sanesi G, Vacchiano G, Salbitano F, Marchetti M

vol. 17, pp. 48-51 - online: 02, 06 M - doi: 10.3832/efor3494-017

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Commentaries & Perspectives

Perspectives in bioeconomy: strategies, Green Deal and Covid19

Marchetti M, Palahí M

vol. 17, pp. 52-55 - online: 02, 06 M - doi: 10.3832/efor0059-017

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Editorials

Artfully performed silviculture to meet the objectives set by the national forest strategy

Borghetti M

vol. 17, pp. 56-57 - online: 02, 03 J - doi: 10.3832/efor0058-017

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Commentaries & Perspectives

Implementing the National Forest Strategy at the local level: an important opportunity, not easy to grasp

Romano S

vol. 17, pp. 58-62 - online: 02, 11 J - doi: 10.3832/efor0057-017

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Commentaries & Perspectives

The Italian national law on forests and forest supply chains: the landscape, the goods (and the woodlands), and the interventions to be set

Sitzia T

vol. 17, pp. 63-70 - online: 02, 14 J - doi: 10.3832/efor3567-017

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Research Articles

Wild boar (Sus scrofa) as a driving force of vegetation changes in an urban mediterranean forest affecting species richness and biodiversity within a protected area

Todini A, Crosti R

vol. 17, pp. 71-77 - online: 02, 04 A - doi: 10.3832/efor3284-017

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Research Articles

Removal of airborne particulate matter (PM₁₀ and PM_2.5) in three protected areas and two historic parks in the city of Rome during the lockdown period (March-April 2020)

Petrella S

vol. 17, pp. 78-87 - online: 02, 27 A - doi: 10.3832/efor3577-017

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Commentaries & Perspectives

Wood identification to combat illegal timber trade: the situation in Italy

Crivellaro A, Ruffinatto F

vol. 17, pp. 88-91 - online: 02, 28 O - doi: 10.3832/efor3678-017

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Commentaries & Perspectives

Why do we have to increase deadwood in our forests? How much deadwood does the forest need?

Motta R

vol. 17, pp. 92-100 - online: 02, 29 O - doi: 10.3832/efor3683-017

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Research Articles

Profitability of poplar and hardwood broadleaves plantations in Italy

Coaloa D, Chiarabaglio PM, Giorcelli A, Pelleri F, Plutino M, Rosso L, Corona P

vol. 17, pp. 101-108 - online: 02, 01 N - doi: 10.3832/efor3595-017

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Commentaries & Perspectives

On the protection of cultural heritage in forest landscapes

Motta R, Agnoletti M, Marchetti M, Mori P, Romano R, Salbitano F, Sitzia T, Vacchiano G

vol. 17, pp. 109-113 - online: 02, 05 N - doi: 10.3832/efor3690-017

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