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Farm2Forest

Effects of agricultural policy reform on biodiversity and ecosystem services in mixed farming-forestry landscapes.

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Farm2Forest links scenarios, economic and ecological modelling of biodiversity and ecosystem services to understand how future agricultural policy will affect marginal farming regions in Sweden.

Three photos: pile of timber, agricultural landscape and grazing cows. — How will agricultural policy afffect biodiversity and ecosystem services in marginal farming regions in Sweden?

A hoverfly sitting on a yellow flower. Photo. — Pollinating insects of various species thrive in a mixed landscape. Here a hoverfly on a turnip rape seed flower. Photo: Georg Andersson.

Contact

Project leader

Yann Clough – portal.research.lu.se

yann [dot] clough [at] cec [dot] lu [dot] se
046-222 68 31
076-226 80 70

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Page manager: yann [dot] clough [at] cec [dot] lu [dot] se | 10 Aug 2022