Objective:
Quantify the carbon footprint of different Alepo Pine forestry scenarios (biomass and soil capture and wood products storage) in order to compare in terms of climate change mitigation.
Identify amongst the favourable forest management practices those that:
- Boost management,
- Are geared towards forest quality,
- Minimize risks,
- Ultimately allow Mediterranean forest management sector development participating the rise of the carbon market.
Context:
What are the factors and causes underlying the problematic?
Forestry must take into account the climate change mitigation and actively participate throughout practices improving sustainable carbon capture and storage.
Alepo pine is an omnipresent and symbolic tree species of the Mediterranean region, yet undervalued on the forestry aspects.
Mediterranean forestry sector could integrate those specific species managements improvement within a sustainable development approach.
Contacts:
Raphaël Bec
raphael.bec@crpf.fr
https://occitanie.cnpf.fr/n/siege-et-services-generaux/n:2529