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Forest & Society
Society’s demands on forests are becoming always more comprehensive. The Austrian forestry makes an important contribution to satisfying these demands. For the future, we must win people’s hearts and convince their minds.
Here you will find information about the relevant efforts of the Federal Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry, Environment and Water Management!
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Contact
Austrian Federal Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry, Environment and Water Management (BMLFUW) Stubenring 1 A-1012 Vienna, Austria; Division IV 4 - forestry planning, forest protection and land development - Mr. Johannes SCHIMA Phone: (+43 1) 711 00 - 7206; Fax.: (+43 1) 711 00 - 7399
21.01.2009,
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From Wilderness to a Cultivated Landscape
Austria’s forests are today a cultivated landscape, the product of centuries of human care and attention; virgin forests (forest without human interference) are encountered as relicts only.
> more about: From Wilderness to a Cultivated Landscape06.10.2009,
Photo: BMLFUW/BFWForest Culture - Innovation or/and Tradition?
Forest Culture: Innovations within the framework of modern forest management and passing on forest traditions are not contradictory!..... > more about: Forest Culture - Innovation or/and Tradition?
10.09.2010,
Photo: BMLFUW/StarsichWhat is the Austrian Forest Dialogue?
Former Federal Minister Wilhelm Molterer officially announced the Austrian Forest Dialogue for the development of an Austrian forest programme. With the process for developing a national forest programme, a new form of forest policy dialogue has been introduced in Austria. > more about: What is the Austrian Forest Dialogue?
27.01.2009,