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In the EUSALP area we have 16,4 mio. ha forests. Mountain forests are also more and more affected by climate change. They are changing.

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Certain organic soils are shrinking and in the long term partly disappearing. We will lose "range" of forest ecosystems.

In remaining forest areas the habitat condition or even the habitat type will change.

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Restoration is not seen as priority topic, also in the Alpine region (in the larger context other challenges prevale, however they are might be connected like e.g. natural disasters and CC)

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Restoration is not seen as priority topic, also in the Alpine region (in the larger context other challenges prevale, however they are might be connected like e.g. natural disasters and CC)

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very limited space for restoration measures in the alps, mostly squeezed into the valleys

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very limited space for restoration measures in the alps, mostly squeezed into the valleys

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Little attention to urbuan areas, though there is a target for them as well. 

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Little attention to urbuan areas, though there is a target for them as well. 

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Active adaptation is in many (not in all) cases necessary to build up and maintain climate resilient multifunctional forests.

Static nature conservation/restoration rules could hinder these processes and lead to severe conflicts. So these fundamental dynamics should be tackled and included in the NRPs!

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the importance of using local seeds to preserve populations in the face of climate change

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Zero artificialisation of soils = important element making the restauration of nature easier

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Conservation/restoration according to human needs; human-nature conflict (?)

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Conservation/restoration according to human needs; human-nature conflict (?)

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Natural hazards: we tend to restore areas after natural disasters instead of leaving them for natural re-generation

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Natural hazards: we tend to restore areas after natural disasters instead of leaving them for natural re-generation

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avoid losing habitats that are difficult or impossible to restore. conservation is a priority

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avoid losing habitats that are difficult or impossible to restore. conservation is a priority

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Conflicting use of soils (conservation vs economic activities)

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Conflicting use of soils (conservation vs economic activities)

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Integrating other sectors into the discussion of spatial planning)

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Integrating other sectors into the discussion of spatial planning)

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Using local seeds to preserve populations in the face of climate change

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Using local seeds to preserve populations in the face of climate change

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work on a comprehensive restoration program to promote habitat functionality (soil, vegetation, air, fauna, cycles, etc.).

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work on a comprehensive restoration program to promote habitat functionality (soil, vegetation, air, fauna, cycles, etc.).

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Solutions against growing artificialisation of soils might include more intersectoral discussions in the context of spatial planning

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Ecosystems are changing under CC; restoration as a dynamic approach?

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Ecosystems are changing under CC; restoration as a dynamic approach?

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share feedback and common evaluation indicators

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share feedback and common evaluation indicators

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introduce the benefits of restored ecosystems

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Limited space: though challenging, discussions with stakeholders are important; building visions ho to jointly address restoration; creating a bigger picture

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Limited space: though challenging, discussions with stakeholders are important; building visions ho to jointly address restoration; creating a bigger picture

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Intersectoral discussions on use of soil, within the context of spatial planning

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Communicate and establish also financial compensation options for private land-owners to compensate for potential economic losses if activities are changed to restoration-friendly actions.

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There are major limitations to "plan" on local-scaled, privately owned and agriculturally used land. Solutions and "knowledge-building" with private land-owners need to be enhanced to possibly enable change: e.g. enable possibility for peat and bogland restoration on organic soils. Also necessary are financial compensation opportunities to compensate potential economic losses.

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we need to study the capacity of natural and semi-natural habitats to be restored under global change and their resilience

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we need to study the capacity of natural and semi-natural habitats to be restored under global change and their resilience