management

In his 1791 work, Georg Ludwig Hartig advocates a new strategy for sustainable forest management.

One of the first comprehensive forest surveys takes place in the duchy of Saxe-Weimar.

The model calls for the inclusion of diverse plant species at various stages of growth in forests with a view to reproducing the conditions of an indigenous forest.

Wilhelm Gottfried Moser formulates the basic principle of “sustainable forest management.”

The convention acknowledges that desertification and drought are global problems, and calls for international collaboration to combat its effects.

One of the largest fire disasters in Australian history, the 1939 bushfires devastate large parts of Victoria.

The “Grüne Punkt” (Green Point) symbol shapes Germany’s recycling system.

The act is an important and controversial parliamentary decision regulating access to New Zealand’s natural resources.